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Period Landscapes
Seasonal Change in the Garden
The September Garden Report
Choosing Trees for the Home Landscape
Autumn in the Garden
Late Blooming Sages
Jewels of Summer
Take A Break From The Garden
Part II-Year of the Dianthus
Part I-Year of the Dianthus
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Period Landscapes
Oh, the joy of having an older home. It´s the perfect opportunity to grow heirloom plants in period landscapes.
Seasonal Change in the Garden
The landscape was just gorgeous in the spring. Early summer it looked fine as many of the early blooming perennials did their stuff. Then, a bad case of the mid-summers blahs set in. Why does that seem to happen?
The September Garden Report
September ushers in a new gardening season. Fall in the garden is an invigorating time.
Choosing Trees for the Home Landscape
Autumn in the Garden
Like spring, fall is a time of rebirth. As the temperatures become somewhat cooler, we feel like spending more time outdoors.
Late Blooming Sages
Nature has surprises in store for fall. Witness all the spectacular late-blooming perennials. Among these are several sages.
Jewels of Summer
With few exceptions, flower beds and borders deserve a place in every landscape. Naturally,those with limited space need to be more selective when choosing perennials.
Take A Break From The Garden
The late summer doldrums have set in. What´s a gardener to do? A little R & R is just the thing. Take a break from the garden.
Part II-Year of the Dianthus
This is the final article of a two-part series on dianthus. These plants were honored by the National Garden Bureau. 2004 is Year of the Dianthus.
Part I-Year of the Dianthus
2004 is Year of the Dianthus. Each year, the National Garden Bureau selects a flower for this special honor. This article is Part I of a two part series on these wonderful plants.
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