April 2015 - Page 2 of 5
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Kitchen Gardening10 Fascinating Facts About Honey Bees
Beyond the pollination, beyond the honey, is the amazing life of the bee colony.
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ArticleSavory, Herb of the Year 2015
The International Herb Association's latest book Savory, Herb of the Year 2015 is hot off the presses. It is time to be planting savory plants or sowing summer savory seed…
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ArticleInspiration from Carol’s garden in North Carolina
Carol's been gearing up for 2015 by looking back at photos of her garden in 2014. So many great plant combos!
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ArticleBiyuan’s garden in New Jersey
Biyuan's garden is a riot of color, and it's only 6 years old!
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Sponsored Content‘Black Magic’ elephant’s ear
Colocasia esculenta ‘Black Magic’Large striking, dusty purple-black foliage contrasts spectacularly with bright-colored plants. Spreads freely in rich, wet soils; more slowly in dry, clay soil. Adds bold color and tropical flair to any…
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Sponsored ContentCalamar Squid Agave
Agave bracteosa ‘Calamar’Rare, non-clumping form of Agave. Spineless blue-green leaves emerge vertically from a center rosette and arch gracefully to the outside of the plant. Rarely flowers. An interesting container or dry…
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Sponsored ContentChilean Prickly Rhubarb
Gunnera tinctoriaEnormous, puckered leaves of this tropical, prehistoric plant emerge in spring, reaching six feet across or more, creating a dramatic waterside or greenhouse specimen. In late spring, a robust stalk…
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Sponsored Content‘Summer Snowflake’ viburnum
Viburnum plicatum tomentosum ‘Summer Snowflake’This medium-size shrub has a broadly rounded form. Its tiered horizontal branches magnificently display the large, flat flower clusters. Red fruit in fall is very ornamental. Deciduous. Information provided by…
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Sponsored ContentWeeping Blue Atlas Cedar
Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’A dramatic, drooping form makes this attractive conifer a special addition to any landscape. Use as a large specimen or accent. Pendant branchlets display icy-blue needles. Evergreen. Information provided by…
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ArticleA Blank Canvas
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