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Coneflowers: How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Echinacea
Coneflowers, also known as Echinacea, have become a staple in many gardens. Their striking appearance, rich history and numerous benefits make them a popular choice among gardeners. In this comprehensive...
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Planting Elephant Ear Bulbs
Elephant ear plants, with their grandiose leaves, evoke the lushness of a tropical rainforest right in your own backyard. Known scientifically as Colocasia or Alocasia, these plants are cherished for...
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How to Make Cut Flowers Last Longer
A floral arrangement adds charm and color to any setting, but the transient beauty of even the best cut flowers often fades too quickly. In this blog, we'll explore the...
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Planting and Growing Caladiums
If you're looking to add a splash of vibrant color and tropical flair to your garden or indoor space, caladiums are an excellent choice. These stunning plants, known for their...
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Naturalizing Bulbs: Using Spring Blooms to Weave a Tapestry of Color
Gardening is a constant evolution of colors, patterns and trends. One trend that has recently been gaining traction among gardeners is the use of naturalizing bulbs. Also known as naturalizing...
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How to Plant Spring-Blooming Bulbs in Containers
Ah, the allure of planting fall bulbs in containers! If you've ever marveled at a neighbor's radiant display of spring-blooming bulbs in pots and wished for that secret recipe, you're...
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Tis the Season for Paperwhites
It's December! Not only are we counting down to Christmas, we're planting paperwhites to ensure we'll have delightful blooms by Christmas week. Paperwhites are members of the daffodil family, tender...
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Ranunculus for Early Bloom
The beautiful colors and folds of ranunculus petals can't be beat! They bloom in early spring, providing the flower farmer a head start on the season. Watching their buds unfold...
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Flower Farming in December
December is here. For a flower farmer, it's a bittersweet time. The days are short, all the flowers are sleeping, and we will soon have a blanket of snow covering...
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December Gardening Guide
Gardening in December. Is there such a thing? Well, it all depends on the region where you garden, the frequency of mild winter days and your devotion to gardening. Over...
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Garden Days Leading Up to Winter
You and I both know it: Increasingly shorter days means less time in the garden. Here at the farm, we're still in cleanup mode. In fact, we've gotten behind in...
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Daffodil Planting
November is the best month to get daffodil bulbs planted. These beautiful, spring-blooming bulbs are deer resistant and hardy, so they can be left in the ground year after year....