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Cottage Garden

Six Native Woody Vines For an American Cottage Garden

Karen February 7, 2012 0 Comments

Scrambling over a wall or up a pergola, attracting birds, or adding color and fragrance vines can be an important part of an American cottage garden. Vines not only add…

Cottage Garden

Five Spring Perennials for the Cottage Garden

Karen January 10, 2012 0 Comments

Spring means renewed growth in the garden with bulbs and flowering trees contributing splashes of color all over the landscape. Perennials are not usually in full force during this time…

Vegetable Garden

The Best Pumpkins for Pumkin Pie

Karen November 15, 2011 0 Comments

Not all pumpkins are created equal. True, they are all edible, but some make better pie filling that others. The most desirable traits for making pie are taste and texture.…

Cottage Garden

Five Fall Blooming Perennials for the Cottage Garden

Karen November 8, 2011 0 Comments

The traditional cottage gardener had plants that bloomed in the fall just as we do. Many of those plants are still favorites today although improved cultivars are taking their place.…

Rose Garden

Characteristics of Polyantha Roses

Karen November 3, 2011 0 Comments

Known for their profusion of flowers, polyantha roses arose in France in the late 19th century. Their parentage is vague but probably involved a China rose and Rosa multiflora, the…

Cottage Garden

True Lilies for the Cottage Garden

Karen November 1, 2011 0 Comments

True lilies are one of the most showy plants found in cottage gardens. True lilies all belong to the genus Lilium so many plants that have the word “lily’ as…

Rose Garden

Characteristics of Hybrid Tea Roses

Karen October 27, 2011 0 Comments

Everyone loves roses and why not? They are beautiful flowers, suggest romance, and have been featured in literature and art for over two thousand years. Most of the roses you…

Cottage Garden

Five Roses for the Cottage Garden

Karen October 25, 2011 0 Comments

No cottage garden would be complete without roses; not the high maintenance, leggy, hybrid teas that most people visualize as the typical rose but the more easy going kind that…

Cottage Garden

Cool Weather Annuals for the Cottage Garden

Karen October 4, 2011 0 Comments

Annuals provide bright color beginning in spring and are important part a cottage garden. Typically, cottage garden annuals are easy to grow, vigorous, and self-seed, requiring little care and assistance.…

Cottage Garden

Charateristics of the Traditional Cottage Garden

Karen September 20, 2011 0 Comments

The cottage garden brings to mind images of a romantic scene overflowing with charming informality, abundant plant material, and quaint garden ornaments. But the original cottage gardens were borne out…

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