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My Favorite Containers!

kareninky, member | June 15th, 20091 comment

Container planting is like gardening in a microcosm--limited space, lots of impact!

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Mom's mystery plant

llewey, member | June 15th, 20098 comments

My mother found this plant growing in her back yard - would like to know what it is!

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Double-Stacked Front Door Urn

nelly_63, member | June 15th, 2009

A double-stacked urn combines morning sun-loving textures of Euphorbia 'Diamond Frost', Coleus, Sedum 'Angelina', Sorrell, and Tuberous Begonias.

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My Flowers

Ritaferdinando, member | June 15th, 2009

My Pictures....

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Welcoming Front Door Urn

nelly_63, member | June 15th, 2009

Wanting a dramatic effect for an entryway that receives wonderful morning light only, I tied together several textures: Cane Begonia, Tuberous Begonia, Sedum Angelina, Fuchsia, and a colorful Coleus.

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Ears and Ears

jzl56, member | June 15th, 20091 comment

Caladiums, Hosta 'Whirlwind', Palm, Alocasicia and Hedera helix. Color and texture. Win Win.

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Bold and Bright

jzl56, member | June 15th, 2009

Using Cordyline 'Red Sister' and Coleus 'Kong' with a Argyranthemum frutescens, Stipa tenuissima and Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato vine) created a bold color combination.

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Pool side planters

Deziner, member | June 15th, 2009

Pennisetum rubra, lysmachia, glenchoma, sedum

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Dark and lush

emily47, member | June 15th, 2009

This is one large begonia and two ajuga (bugleweed) plants in a large open terracotta bowl. Houstoh, TX

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Shade Loving Container

jzl56, member | June 15th, 2009

I wanted to use colorful foliage this year for my front porch containers. The yellow and reds with the different textures of the plants makes for a fun punch of color at the front door.

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My first garden was when I was living in an apartment and trying to make the best of the small space. The rich soil I used resulted in excellent crop turnout. Later, when creating and forming my herb...

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I can’t identify this plant can you?

jim91444, member | June 15th, 20098 comments

It comes up, flowers and dies in a 3 to 4 week time frame. Please help me!!

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Heading for the Flowers

greekgal, member | June 15th, 2009

Some of my favorites to use in container gardening are sweet potato vine, dwarf zinnias, bacopa, calibrachoa, coleus, verbena, and salvia. The sweet potato vine is always a showstopper!

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Container Garden Photo Challenge --Back Deck Tomato Garden in Containers

Panther361, member | June 15th, 2009

2x7-ft redwood planter boxes are lined with sheet metal and have liner pans beneath them to drain water off the deck. These are my own design. The plastic self-watering container plans can be found...

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Sedum closeup

NegFoto, member | June 15th, 2009

From my garden

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Hosta Bloom

NegFoto, member | June 15th, 2009

Hosta is a genus of about 23–45 species of lily-like plants native to northeast Asia. They were once classified in the family Liliaceae but are now included in the family Agavaceae by the...

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Two mysteries

Cubkin, member | June 14th, 200912 comments

Hoping someone can help with positive ID. The first photo was sold to me as a wild Lobelia Cardinalis named appropriately "Our Wild Ones". It doesn't seem to bear any resemblance to a lobelia, but...

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Japanese Type Peony -- The Cultivar ??

sbbmaine, member | June 12th, 20094 comments

For the life of me, I can not remember the name of this culitvar. It's blooming now -- zone 5b, Maine. I would say it's an earlier blooming peony as all of my others are still in bud...

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Gerbera Daisy

NegFoto, member | June 11th, 2009

Gerbera is a genus of ornamental plants from the sunflower family (Asteraceae). It was named in honor of the German naturalist Traugott Gerber, a friend of Carolus Linnaeus.It has approximately 30...

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Astilbe bloom

NegFoto, member | June 11th, 2009

Astilbe is a genus of 18 species perennial, herbaceous flowering plants, within the family Saxifragaceae. Some species are commonly known as False Goat's Beard, and False Spirea. Astilbe species are...

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Butterfly Weed & Bee

NegFoto, member | June 11th, 2009

Butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa, also called Canada root, Chigger flower, Chiggerflower, Fluxroot, Indian paintbrush, Indian posy, Orange milkweed, Orange Swallow-wort, Pleurisy root, Silky...

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Bee balm [Monarda]

NegFoto, member | June 11th, 2009

Monarda (bee balm, horsemint, oswego tea, or bergamot) is a genus consisting of roughly 16 species of erect, herbaceous annual or perennial plants in the Lamiaceae, indigenous to North America...

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A Canvas of Containers

RevD, member | June 11th, 20091 comment

This year my garden will be a wonderful canvas of color and dimension consisting of Beets, Broccoli, Cucumbers, Eggplant, various Heirloom tomatoes and peppers, and more.

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A few of my favorites...

PlantMaster, member | June 10th, 20091 comment

This veronica displays beautiful, purple spikes above dark green, glossy foliage.

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A few of my favorites...

PlantMaster, member | June 10th, 2009

‘Angelina’ is a great selection for borders, raised beds, sloping banks and sunny perennial borders.

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Composition in terra cotta

Deziner, member | June 8th, 20091 comment

Savory succulents and sub tropicals commingle in an international array of terra cotta pots.

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Flowers and Foliage

NegFoto, member | June 8th, 2009

From my yard.

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Blooming Sage

NegFoto, member | June 8th, 2009

Sage Flowers - Sage Salvia officinalis is a small evergreen subshrub, with purple flowers native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean region. It is much cultivated as a kitchen and medicinal...

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Regal Mistery!

lavandula, member | June 8th, 20093 comments

Please help. Nobody seems to know the name of this bush.

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Narrow Side Yard Makeover Part 2

ShirleyBovshow, member | June 7th, 2009

I nominate "side yards" as some of the most under-exploited areas in the landscape! What a shame, especially when every square foot of real estate is valuable, even in a down economy...

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Narrow Side Yard Makeover Part 1

ShirleyBovshow, member | June 7th, 2009

I nominate "side yards" as some of the most under-exploited areas in the landscape! What a shame, especially when every square foot of real estate is valuable, even in a down...

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What's My Name?

pthweatt, member | June 6th, 20091 comment

This was a mystery peony but I think I've discovered its name.

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