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Rock Garden

Blue flowered Perennials for the Rock Garden

Karen May 28, 2013 0 Comments

Blue is always a welcome color in the garden. It brings calmness and serenity; can cool down reds and orange or provide contrast with yellow. Blue flowers go well with…

Rock Garden

Five Late Spring to Early Summer Pink Blooming Perennials for the Rock Garden

Karen May 21, 2013 0 Comments

There are many shades of pink and all can enhance a rock garden. Pair pastel pink with white for a soft look, hot pink with medium blue to suggest playfulness,…

Rock Garden

Five Summer Blooming Perennials with Yellow Flowers for the Rock Garden

Karen May 14, 2013 0 Comments

Yellow flowers are bright and perky. They stand out in the garden and can easily be seen. They also go with many other colors and so are easy to use…

Container Gardening

Creating a Tropical Look with Foliage Plants in Containers

Karen May 7, 2013 0 Comments

If you live in an area where tropical plants can not survive the winter you can still have a tropical look on your patio or entryway by using container plants…

Container Gardening

Annual Flowering Vines for Containers

Karen April 23, 2013 1 Comments

Whether you have a patio, balcony, courtyard or porch a container with a flowering vine can add color and sparkle. In fact, a flowering vine in a container can be…

Container Gardening

Five Sedges for Containers

Karen April 9, 2013 0 Comments

Most people think sedges are grasses. They certainly look like grasses but they aren’t; they are a different and distinct group of plants that belong to a different family, the…

Rose Garden

Herb Companions for Old Garden Roses

Karen December 13, 2012 0 Comments

There is nothing new about growing herbs and roses together. Roses were traditionally grown as an important part of the herb garden because of their supposed value for curing a…

Rose Garden

Characteristic of Old Garden Roses: Portland

Karen November 29, 2012 0 Comments

Portlands are a small group of roses with a mixed and uncertain heritage but probably have damask and gallica in their background. The group is named after the English Duchess…

Cottage Garden

Apricot-Colored English Roses for Cottage Gardens

Karen November 27, 2012 0 Comments

The old fashioned look of English roses fit beautifully into a cottage garden. English roses, as the term is commonly used, refers to a modern type of shrub rose that…

Vegetable Garden

Sweet Potatoes and Yams: What is the Difference?

Karen November 22, 2012 0 Comments

When you sit down at the Thanksgiving table you are likely to see sweet potatoes; or are they yams? Whether they are baked, fried, or smothered in marshmallows their sweet…

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