February 2016 - Page 3 of 5
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Sponsored ContentBrilliance
Dryopteris ErythrosoraThis coppery-red selection is bright and dramatic with leaves that mature to a dark green. A bold and beautiful choice for both wet or dry soils.
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Sponsored Content‘Pink Double Dandy’ Peony
Paeonia x 'Pink Double Dandy'Large, pink flowers on strong stems above dark-green foliage. Prefers full sun to dappled shade. Hybridized by leading Itoh Peony breeder Don Smith.
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Sponsored ContentPMJ
RhododendronDurable variety with small trusses of bright lavender-pink blooms contrasting with mahogany-brown winter foliage color. Stands up to heat as well as cold.
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Sponsored ContentWindcliff Flurry
Fuchsia magellanciaSelected for brilliant red and purple flowers and winter hardiness. Blooms for months, irresistible to hummingbirds and a great background border.
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Sponsored ContentTiny Tower
Cupressue sempervirensThis handsome, easy-care shrub can be used as a compact evergreen screen, on borders or as an accent specimen in landscape or containers.
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ArticleInternational Year of Pulses
I love beans, lentils, split peas, chickpeas and eat them probably at least five times a week. The aforementioned are commonly known as pulses. These crops have been chosen to…
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ArticleA September Weekend at the Montreal Botanical Gardens
Thanks to Maria Fleming (a.k.a. Quiltingmamma) for sharing photos from a lovely weekend last September.
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ArticleProgression of Fall in Photos
Enjoy Erla Richard's story of how her Independence, Oregon garden evolved over the fall!
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Sponsored ContentGolden Duchess® Eastern Hemlock
Tsuga canadensis 'MonKinn' P.P.#25,503Like a jewel in the landscape, this superb new dwarf nearly glows with golden-yellow foliage on graceful, arching branches. Its low, mounding form and improved sun tolerance over other gold…
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Sponsored ContentJoseph’s Coat Climbing Rose
Rosa x 'Joseph's Coat'One of the most popular climbing roses! Produces multicolored, red-orange to yellow-orange fragrant blooms for cutting. A natural climber that is best used on fences or arbors. Cutting faded flowers…
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