Coral Bells11.02.06

Heuchera micrantha commonly known as Palace Purple This is a seed-grown strain, rather than clonal cuttings, so the plants vary wildly. Growing them in light shade seems to protect the foliage from burn, and on some of the superior forms, the flowers make a light, airy effect that is highly appealing. Palace Purple does not [...]

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Obtaining Annuals and Perennials for your garden10.28.06

When you are first establishing a perennial garden you will probably buy all of your plants from a nursery, garden center or an online mail order gardening company. However, one of the great advantages of perennials is their ease of propagation. By the end of the first season you will have quite a few large [...]

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Growing Dianthus10.22.06

Join Dianthus – Sweet William, Pinks, and Carnations Dianthus means divine flower There are over 300 species of Dianthus, and hundreds more of hybrid varieties. The group includes annuals, biennials and perennials. Most Dianthus produce richly fragrant flowers in the spring or summer, sometimes extending right up until the first frost. Although Dianthus species vary [...]

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