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Yarrow's Many Herbal UsesYarrow has long been used as a medicinal plant. It has been used to treat a number of ailments.
Angelonias for Summer ColorIn many areas of the country, spring can be very short indeed, which explains why angelonias make great bedding and container plants for such times.
Clapp's Favorite and Other PearsThere are many heirloom varieties of pears, including Clapp's Favorite. These are a good choice for home orchards and edible landscapes.
Transcendent and Wealthy Crab ApplesThere are some wonderful heirloom varieties of crab apples. Here are some recommended ones.
Growing Conditions for the BuckwheatsThe buckwheats are very easy to grow provided growing conditions are suitable. These are suited to specific regions and climates.
The Beautiful Crab AppleExtremely hardy, crab apple trees are very showy.
Ubileen and Vermont Beauty PearsConsider some fruit trees along with other edible crops for the landscape. The Ubileen and Vermont Beauty pears are good choices.
Disease Resistant Crab ApplesGardeners can't go wrong with disease resistant crab apples. These are care free plants.
The Versatile PumpkinFall wouldn´t be complete without pumpkins. These are one versatile vegetable.
Yarrow History and FolkloreThe history of yarrow is long and interesting. Yarrow pollen has been found in Neanderthal burial sites dating to 60,000 years ago.
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