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Knowing your location helps us recommend plants that will thrive in your climate, based on your Growing Zone.
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By Charlie Nardozzi. Many gardeners are looking for low-maintenance plants that thrive on neglect. Sedums may be perfect for them. These plants thrive in part to full sun, are drought...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. There are about 250 species of asters native to North America, Europe and Asia. Most asters are herbaceous perennials, meaning they will die back to the ground...
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By Cassandra Barr, horticulturist and environmentalist. The name Echinops is derived from Greek echinos meaning “hedgehog” and ops meaning appearance. Together it refers to the spiky hedgehog-like appearance of the...
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By Katie Elzer-Peters, expert writer, runner and reader. Virginia bluebells are spring ephemeral wildflowers, meaning they grow and bloom in the mid-spring and go dormant by early summer. They’re native...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. If you're looking for a stunning plant to add an accent to your sunny flower border, consider the Red Hot Poker plant. There are more than 70...
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By Charlie Nardozzi, Garden expert, radio host, and author. Butterfly Bush (Buddleia) has become very popular due to the growing interest in butterfly gardens. These beautiful shrubs make attractive landscape...
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By Charlie Nardozzi Garden expert, radio host, and author. All About Clematis Which Clematis should you choose? Clematis Growing Tips Companion Plants for Clematis All About Clematis Which Clematis should...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. There is nothing more spectacular in the woodland garden than when the trilliums are in full bloom. The flowers dance in the breeze, creating a carpet of...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. Astilbe are native to the Far East and North America.Their common names, False Goatsbeard and False Spirea, gives you an idea of their flower forms. Their plume-shaped,...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. Hydrangeas are beautiful shrubs that grow in a variety of forms. Because they are widely adapted and grow in USDA hardiness zone 3 to 9, they can...
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By Charlie Nardozzi. Hostas are considered the queen of the shade garden plants. Native to China, Japan, and Korea, hostas came to America via Europe in the 1800s and have...
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By Katie Elzer-Peters, Garden expert, designer and writer. Echinacea means cold relief to some people. Capsules made from the plant are a staple at stores stocking herbal remedies. Environmentalists and...
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