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blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há cerca de 1 mês

Easy Pollinator Gardens

A pollinator garden is a beautiful addition to your landscape. Discover easy ways to get started with raised-bed and in-ground garden examples. Here are a few native and Florida Friendly plants to con

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 2 meses

Lychnis 'Orange Gnome'

In an earlier post, I was praising Lychnis 'Petite Jenny'. Well, here is another one that I'm loving at the moment. It is named 'Orange Gnome' and the flowers are much larger. I've actually tried to g

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 2 meses

Campanula 'Birch Hybrid'

I've finally discovered a groundcover that thrives in a challenging spot! I originally planted Campanula 'Birch Hybrid' along the edge of the north-facing border in my front garden, where it receives

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 2 meses

Dwarf Spirea (Spiraea Morrisonicola)

I don't remember what prompted me to purchase this plant at Dancing Oaks Nursery a few years ago. I may have fallen for the nursery's description (I'm really good at that!), or perhaps it was simply b

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 2 meses

Astilbe 'Amber Moon'

My favorite plant in the shade garden right now is Astilbe 'Amber Moon'. Once the rhododendrons have finished flowering and before the hydrangeas are blooming, the woodland border is a sea of green. T

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 3 meses

Lychnis 'Petite Jenny'

My favorite perennial for the last two weeks has been Lychnis 'Petite Jenny'. Lychnis has always been a confusing group to me. I'm very familiar with Maltese Cross (L. chalcedonica) and Rose Campion (

phillipoliver.blogspot.com·há 3 meses

Bastard Balm

I beg your pardon! This is indeed the common name of this unusual perennial. The botanical name is "Melittis melissophyllum". More on the name later.This plant is in the mint family (Lamiaceae), and t

lastfrontiergarden.blogspot.com·há cerca de 12 anos

LAST FRONTIER GARDEN

Periodically I get an email from a new-to-Alaska gardener. It usually runs something like, “wow, I didn’t know people gardened in this forsaken hole. What are some plants that come back every year?”