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Joe-Pye-Weed as Landscape Plants
Rosemary History and Use
Christmas Greenery among Early Christians
Wassailing the Apple Trees
Mistletoe's Ties to Peace and Romance
Christmas Greenery History and Use
Olive Uses in Ancient Greece
Recommended Persimmon Species
Olive History in the New World
Growing and Harvesting Persimmons
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Joe-Pye-Weed as Landscape Plants
The native joe-pye-weeds are excellent choices for wildflower gardens.
Rosemary History and Use
Rosemary has been grown since ancient times.
Christmas Greenery among Early Christians
The early Christian church authorities sought to suppress the use of Christmas greenery but later lifted the ban.
Wassailing the Apple Trees
At its very heart the custom of wassailing an apple tree is a fertility rite.
Mistletoe's Ties to Peace and Romance
Mistletoe has long been a symbol of peace and romance.
Christmas Greenery History and Use
Christmas greenery use in Europe pre-dates the arrival of Christianity.
Olive Uses in Ancient Greece
Both olive oil and olives played important roles in the lives of the ancient Greeks.
Recommended Persimmon Species
Persimmon trees are a great addition to the landscape. There are four species suitable for American gardens.
Olive History in the New World
Olive trees are comparatively new to the New World in sharp contrast to that in the Old World..
Growing and Harvesting Persimmons
Persimmons are easy to grow. Requiring little care, these plants can yield 30 pounds of fruit per year.
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