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Drought Tolerant Perennials
In my neck of the woods precipitation comes one of two ways; either all at once or not at all. Spring sees ample showers, but
When Lilies Take You By Surprise
As a kid, when I saw the naked ladies pop up in the yard, it was always bittersweet. Their bold presence always made me smile,
Trumpet Vine
I have trumpet vine that is growing very well, however, it has been established for a few years now and has never bloomed. What would
Hens and Chicks
Sempervivum, commonly known as hens and chicks, is a favorite for adding texture and pattern to the garden. The plant forms rosettes of succulent,
August Bloom – Salvia
Silent all summer the late-season salvias in my garden are starting to sing this month. Drought-tolerant, long-blooming and vibrant I rely on salvias, or sages
Primrose Care
I just bought some primroses, and want to keep them until spring. I live in the Northeast, so spring doesn’t come as quickly as down
Perfectly Beautiful Peonies
In gardening, and in life, it’s nice to find things you can count on. In the plant world, peonies rank at the top of the
Peony Planting
For me, one of the peony’s biggest attractions is its long life. I’ve heard of herbaceous peonies blooming reliably for more than 50 years, sometimes
Mazus reptans
On page 73 of your book “Colors for the Garden”, there is a picture (under the heading of -texture, pattern and rhythm)of tulips and a
How to Choose Ivy for Your Zone
I would like to plant ivy at my grandmother’s house with the objective of covering one wall and then using another type for a lattice.