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Herbaceous Perennials

Ten Easy Care Perennials that Tolerant Air Pollution

Karen August 26, 2010 0 Comments

The problem of air pollution is getting better as more people begin to understand the negative impact on their lives but not all areas have clean air. Unfortunately there are…

Herbaceous Perennials

Five Fabulous Perennials to Get Rid of the Summer Blahs

Karen August 5, 2010 0 Comments

By the time August rolls around my garden usually looks like it needs a new lease on life. The heat and humidity have taken their toil, the insects, fungi, and…

Garden Journal

Garden Journal: August 1, 2010

Karen August 3, 2010 0 Comments

We have had the gamut of weather this week from high heat and humidity to the coldest day on record for August first. Torrential showers gave the plants a good…

Plant Profiles: How To Grow

Plant Profile: Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii ‘Goldsturm’)

Karen August 6, 2009 1 Comments

There is nothing quite like the look of a mass of black-eyed Susan flowers. Their dark green foliage looks good as the plants grow through the blooming size and the…

Garden Journal

Garden Journal: July 26, 2009

Karen July 27, 2009 2 Comments

Morning clouds and cooler temperatures with a tad of rain made gardening very enjoyable this week. Much time was spent cutting back both annuals and perennials and I am hoping…

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