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History and Origins of Ginger

The origins of ginger are unclear for the plant no longer exists in the wild. It is believed to have originated in East India.

History of Celosias

Celosias have been widely grown annuals since the Colonial Era in America.

Pow Wow and Pink Poodle Echinaceas

Of the truly outstanding varieties of echinaceas, the Pow Wow Series and Pink Poodle are well worth growing.

Garden Catalog 2020 Roundup

Here is a look at additional garden catalogs with special items of interest.

Garden Catalogs 2020

The garden catalogs have been arriving since December or so. Here are some highlights that I noticed in checking out the catalogs.

Favorite Flowers Through the Ages

Nearly ten species of flowers have been in cultivation for two thousand years or more. Despite all the new plant introductions, these remain favorites.

Chief and China Town Celosias

Chief celosia and China Town celosias are two outstanding annuals for the landscape.

Primadonna and Ruby Giant Echinaceas

The Primadonna and Ruby Giant echinaceas deserve a spot in the garden. These are reliable, easy care varieties.

Grpwing the Common Pitahaya or Dragon Fruit

The common pitahaya or dragon fruit (Hylocereus undatus) is the most widely grown of these woody cactus species. This is hardy to zone ten.

Napoletano and Persian Basils

Napoletano and award winning Persian basils are two highly recommended basil varieties for home gardens and landscapes.

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