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Monthly Archives: August 2013
It’s Time to Take Cuttings of Annuals
The last two weeks of August are the ideal time to take cuttings of annuals. Here’s why: Plants are still actively growing so rooting occurs rapidly The weather is still warm and humid so no need to create artificial growth … Continue reading
Posted in Basics
Tagged argyranthemum frutescens, cuttings, damping off, geraniums, mandevilla
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Sedum spurium ‘John Creech’
This useful little sedum grows only 2″-4″ (5-10 cm) high, but spreads 10″-12″ (25-30 cm). It’s a nice filler for front-of-the-border empty space, or can be used between stepping stones, since it tolerates light foot traffic. It blooms in July … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design
Tagged 'john creech', 'vera jameson', sedum
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Clethra ‘Vanilla Spice’, Update #2
The Green Industry is in the business of marketing and selling plants. As a horticultural writer and a gardener, one of my goals is to inform readers of what happens in the real world once you succumb to those glossy … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design
Tagged 'vanilla spice', Clethra alnifolia 'Caleb'
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Open Day for The Garden Conservancy
The Garden Conservancy is a national, not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving exceptional American gardens for public enjoyment. Founded in 1989, The Garden Conservancy began its Open Days Program in 1995, which allows the public to visit some of the country’s … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design, Public Gardens
Tagged Craig Bergmann, Elawa Farm, Fothergilla 'Blue Shadow', Rosemary Verey, Shrimp Plant, Strobilanthes
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