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Articles related to "Artemesia"
Artemesia It's called Prairie Sage, wormwood, mugwort, gray sagewort, and white sagebrush and it can make a nice addition to any waterwise garden. artemisia • artemisia ludoviciana • wormwood • mugwort • prairie sage
Perennials for Sandy Soil Sandy soil can be difficult to deal with in the landscape. These perennials all thrive in sandy soil that drains water quickly and work well for tough garden areas. plants for sandy soil • perennials • well-draining soil • yarrow plants • wormwood
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - Part One Angelic and beautiful, this garden inspires goodness. good • evil • garden • herb • plant
Smudging Native North American smudging is reminiscent of burning incense, but besides its ceremonial uses, it has health benefits associated with the medicinal herbs which are used in the smudging. sage • tobacco • cedar • wormwood • artemesia
A Glow in the Dark Garden Silver colored leaves often twinkle and virtually glow in the light of gardenlights, streetlights, porchlights or even the moon. moonlight gardens • silver leaves • glowing plants
Chinese Herbal Treatment for Malaria Resistant forms of malaria have resulted in the medical community utilizing a Traditional Chinese medical herb, Qing Hao, as key ingredient to fight malarial infections. artemisinin malarial treatment • drug resistant malaria • traditional chinese herbal medicine • artemesia annua • sweet annie
Coleus-Sunny Side Up New coleus introductions for the sunny south broaden the color palette for your garden! coleus cultivars for the deep south • hatchett creek farms • charteuse • fuschia • and really red specimens can take the summer sun
Garden Gleanings Quick! The season is almost over! But there's still time to preserve some of the glory that is out there to enjoy over the long, cold winter. What you need to do is take a nice, leisurely garden tour and see what is growing in your garden that will be suitable for making into fall and holiday decorations. wreaths • grapevine • dried flowers • pressed flowers • pansy
Waterwise Sages Some are true sages, some are misnomers, but all have a place in a waterwise garden salvia • artemesia • petrovskia • phlomis • sages
Designing Container Gardens - Part III There are many striking plant combinations you can put in containers to enhance your garden, patio or balcony. container gardening • containers • container combinations • small space gardening
Beautiful Edgings! Wrap your garden up neatly Those front of the border plants can make or break your garden edging plants • edges • lamb's ear
Flowers and Plants for Drying Some plants do best air dried, others with glycerin or silica. Tips for preserving plants and suggestions for plant varities to harvest are in today's article. flowers for drying • harvesting flowers • growing drying and preserving plants • karen pendleton • pendleton's country market
Lovin' Lavender Lavender, with its fragrant purple flowers and grey-green foliage, is a perfect container plant for your patio or balcony garden. lavender • lavandula • grey-green foliage • purple flowers • english lavender
The House of the Seven Gables The Turner House (House of the Seven Gables - Salem, MA), made famous by Nathaniel Hawthorne, overlooks an early 20th Century Colonial Revival Garden house of the seven gables • colonial restoration garden • colonial revival garden • joseph everett chandler • caroline osgood emmerton
Cheap Thrills Divide plants to expand your garden goodies. Here's another likely victim--I mean, divisible plant---which makes multilple groupings an inexpenisve opportunity. stachys • path edges
Equinox in the Moon Garden Egg-standing celebrations for the Autumn Equinox in Lady Barbara's September Moon Garden. gardens • night • egg-standing • autumn equinox
Colorful Containers There is never a bad time to fill a container with colorful plants to give the garden a fresh look. Today's article is full of ideas and tips for Colorful Containers. container gardening • colorful annuals and foliage • gardening for elderly • handicapped gardening • water garden container
Herbs for the Barbecue Growing these flavorful herbs next to your grill will tempt you to add them to your cooking. barbecue with herbs • barbeque with herbs • herbs for the barbecue • herbs for the barbeque • summer herbs
Online plants How to buy plants online: what to look for in the descriptions. buying plants online • online plants • plant descriptions • choosing plants • online ordering
Top 10 Low-Water-Use Groundcovers Here are the top 10 Low-Water-Use Native Groundcovers. groundcovers • groundcover • moisture • erosion • evergreen
A Stroll in the Cold Notes on a brisk winters' day in Colonial Williamsburg. colonial williamsburg • colonial gardening • colonial gardeners
August Small space gardens need clean up and refreshing in August. august • garden • tidy • seeds • flowers
August Small space gardens need clean up and refreshing in August. august • garden • tidy • seeds • flowers
Coral Bells: A Perennial Whose Foliage is Brighter Than Its Flowers Coral Bells: An Old-fashioned Flower That's Been Modernized coral bells • perennial
E.O. Wilson's Biophilia Theory and Health Renowned biologist, eco-psychologists and "green" builders agree that interaction with nature is vital to our wellbeing. Here are simple ways to add nature to each day. biophilia • edward o. wilson • green living • sustainability • health
Easy Care Perennials for Hot Sun Every garden has a difficult hot sunny spot where most flowers fail. Plant some or all of these proven hardy perennial performers in your flower garden this summer. flowers for hot sun • flower gardening • easy perennials • low maintenance flowers • perennial flowers
Gayfeather for Garden Color Gayfeather or liatris is a plant that is native to both western and eastern North America, but different species occupy different areas of the continent. gayfeather • liatris punctata • perennial • butterflies • voles
P. Allen Smith, Garden Color, Part 2 P. Allen Smith, Color in the Garden, part 2 p. allen smith • color in the garden • part 2
Top Low-Water Use Shrubs Here are some great shrubs and small trees for use in desert gardens, basically for USDA cold-hardiness zones 7-10, and below 6,000 feet. acacia • honeysuckle • manzanita • sagebrush • sage
Canada Blooms opens the gardening season What's hot at Canada Blooms? Lorraine Flanigan hits the highlights from southern Ontario's premier garden show. canada blooms • annuals • plants • gardening • garden design
Circular Celebrations The making of a St. Barbara's Day wreath and the passing of Adelma Simmons wreaths • christmas decorations • caprilands • adelma simmons • st.barbara.
Crayola Color Gardens for Kids Color gardens teach children about color and it's many variations. Plant a garden which is all one color or a color wheel, rainbow, or spectrum. Let children learn about the nuances of color. © <a href="/profile.cfm/Linda">Linda Mazar</a> color gardens • kids • linda mazar • traute klein • biogardener
Grow Organic Herbs Anywhere You can perfume your garden and then your home with a harvest of fragrant and flavorful herbs even if your landscaping space is limited to pots and containers. herbs • gardening • container gardens • small planting beds • small gardens
In Search of Purple In all its shades and hues, purple is a versatile and striking color in the garden. It can stand alone as a dramatic statement or be combined with a variety of other colors. purple • purple in the garden • purple foliage • purple plants
Plan Now for Spring Gardens It may be warm outside now, and the temptation to stay inside where it's cool almost overwhelming. Use some downtime to plan your spring bloom garden. fragrant verbena • abronia fragrans • indian mallow • albutilon incanum • prairie acacia
Tiny, Perfect Roses Miniature roses offer all the beauty and elegance of their bigger sisters at a fraction the size. Perfect for containers, raised beds and small spaces. miniature roses • roses • containers • container gardening • tiny roses
Can This Garden/Marriage Be Saved? Garden with a partner and you have to develop strategies for coping and compromise. garden design • garden planning • compromise • gardeners and non-gardeners • relationships
Perennials for Potpourri Potpourri is an ancient craft that uses dried flowers and plant materials to create lovely scented mixtures. Why not extend and preserve your garden's beauty and fragrance through potpourri? potpourri • perennials • fragrance • scented geraniums • lavender
Preserved Flower Decorating Learn how to keep your favorite summer blooms around all year long by preserving them. Find out how to prolong their seasonal beauty and discover ways to use them to bring beauty and summer charm to your home. flowers • summer • preserving flowers • pressing • air-drying
The (Garden) Path to Successful Lawn Elimination Paths can organize the garden and eliminate lots of nasty lawn garden paths • eliminate lawn • lawnless
The Little Plot of Horrors It's midnight in the garden of evil - a plot to plant for halloween halloween gardens
Interview with author Nancy Mehl Interview with mystery author Nancy Mehl interview • mystery • author • nancy mehl |
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