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Monthly Archives: December 2010
December Plant(s) of the Month: Ilex x meserveae ‘Mesog’ and ‘Mesdob’
Since it’s December, I thought that the plant of the month should be something seasonal; but as these plants are hollies, we need to think in pairs. Ilex x meserveae ‘Mesog’ and ‘Mesdob’ are more commonly known as ‘China Girl’® and ‘China … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design, Plant of the Month, Soil
Tagged 'china boy', 'china girl', 'mesdob', 'mesog', ilex
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November Plant of the Month: Euonymus alatus cultivars
Euonymus alatus, commonly known as Burning Bush, is a large, lumpy, unattractive shrub, except in the fall, when the leaves turn a deep pink. Its only interesting feature, besides fall color, is the ridged bark resembling wings–ergo “alatus”, or “winged” in … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design, Plant of the Month
Tagged 'compacta', 'fire ball', 'little moses', 'odom', 'rudy haag', euonymus alatus
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