Thursday, October 11, 2007 The Big Wow • Item # 60630 • Kelvin Floodlight • Item # 60178 • Ferncliff Illusion • Item # 62763 • Emory Paul • Item # 60322 • Soulman • Item # 60007 • Blue Bayou • Item # 65110 • Karma Ventura • Item # 60528 • Karma Prospero • Item # 60735 • Karma Sangria • Item …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 Japanese Painted Fern • Perovskia • 'Little Spire' • Oriental Lily • 'Casa Blanca' • Sedum • 'Frosty Morn' • Gladiolus • 'Green Star' • Gladiolus 'Laguna' • Tango Lily 'Starburst' • Oriental Lily • 'Star Gazer' • Double Asiatic Lily 'Elodie' • Double Asiatic • Lily …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 We tend to think of vines as something that climb a trellis. But actually, they are a lot more versatile than that. They can trail down walks to soften them. They can act like ground covers in areas where you don't want to mow, or where for some reason grass won't grow. Some types will happily …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 As a gardener, I take much pleasure from working side by side with Mother Nature. My gardens are sources of inspiration to me, and I am always grateful for them, which is why I like composting. Not only that, but composting also means that no plant is ever wasted. Even if you try to grow something …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 I often think about what would happen to me should I be forced for some reason to live in an apartment, or in some big city with no green spaces where I can plant flowers and trees.How does a gardener survive if they have no space at home to garden? • I found one answer when the Garden Writers …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 Hardy Tall Phlox 'All In One' • Item # 65494 • Butterfly Bush 'Royal Red' • Item # 64372 • Blue Sea Holly • Item # 64189 • Gaillardia Burgundy • Item # 61369 • Gaillardia 'Oranges & Lemons' • Item # 61365 • Astrantia Moulin Rouge • Item # 62635 • Coneflower Jade • Item …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 No flowers? How can you have a colorful garden without flowers? Yes, Virginia, you can have color in your garden without flowers. You just have to think a little differently about your garden. After all, there are some plants with attractive foliage that have hidden or extremely inconspicuous …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 Download a PDF of the Butterfly / Hummingbird Garden Collection
Thursday, October 11, 2007 Sooner or later it seems to happen to most of us. We go out to the garden and find ourselves sneezing - or at least developing a stuffy nose. It's usually the pollen in the air and has become such a prevalent phenomenon that sites like the Weather Channel actually provide us with a Pollen Count …
Thursday, October 11, 2007 I've always thought of gardening as painting in plants. You start with a green background - although there are hundreds of shades of green - and then you mix in colors until you have a beautiful picture. And it's a wonderfully accommodating picture, too, as you can erase mistakes fairly easily …
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