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It’s baaaack!
Every spring, I wait in suppressed panic to see whether my plants made it through the winter, and to see whether I’ll need to do just some judicious pruning or whether I need to replace the plant. Especially this year, … Continue reading
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Tagged anemone, asters, berberis, coreopsis, daylilies, fraxinus, growing degree days, hibiscus syriacus, hosta, hypericum, ligularia, nepeta, perovskia, physocarpus, weigela
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Using Yellow in the Garden
Yellow is one of the most cheerful colors. It adds sparkle to an otherwise subdued color scheme. Yellow can be used as an exclamation point, or placed strategically to draw the eye to a particular area of the garden border. In … Continue reading
