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Old and New Potato Varieties
The Russet Burbank potato is a long time favorite, while the Snowden is a modern variety. Both are recommended for home gardens.

Description of Turmeric
Turmeric is a tropical perennial herb that prefers a hot climate.

Yukon Gold and Yukon Gem Potatoes
Yukon Gold potato and its offspring, Yukon Gem are highly recommended for home gardens.

Arctic Blue and Blue Girl Roses
Arctic Blue and Blue Girl roses are two novelty rose varieties that are noted for their unusual flower colors.

Purple Ruffles Basil and Purple Basils
The various kinds of purple basils can be used to bring unusual color to the garden. Purple ruffles basil is one brightly colored variety.

More Woody Plants and Vines-Meanings of Flowers
Various vines and woody plants have been given meanings in the Language of Flowers. Here is a look at some of those species.

History and Origins of Turmeric
Turmeric was originally native to East India. It is no longer found in the wild.

Barbara Tingey and Bristol Cross Oreganos
A number of beautiful ornamental oreganos are available. Barbara Tingey and Bristol Cross oreganos are highly recommended.

Some Pink and Red Flowered Knock Out Roses
Several pink and red flowered Knock Out roses are available. These include Double Red Knock and Double Pink Knock Out rooses.

Everleaf Emerald Towers and Mammoth Sweet Basils
Gardeners can choose from many excellent basil varieties for the home landscape. These include Everleaf Emerald Towers and Mammoth Sweet basil.

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