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Crucial Cranesbill The history, folklore, and uses of cranesbill (hardy geranium). hardy geranium • cranesbill • herb robert
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Early Summer Parade With May almost over, we look at what is currently in flower and what highlights are to come. June is dominated by roses. I look at what the older roses have to offer for impatient gardeners. Clematis and hardy geraniums are also traditional members of the mixed border in summer. In my own garden there is already a blaze of colour from these reliable performers. Clematis and cranesbills for those difficult places in the garden are described in detail. gardening • english gardening • british gardening • town gardening • city gardening
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Catalog Plant Shopping the Wise Way Come spring, the mail order gardening catalogs flood into mailboxes everywhere - pages of temptation, enticing gardeners to want one of everything. mail order plants • online plant catalogs • return policy on plants • replacement policy on plants • garden design
Summer's Final Curtain This first summer of the new millennium is now fading. Gardens can often look blousy and tired at this time of year. See how you can keep your garden interesting and colourful, even when the best of summer has past. gardening • gardens • late summer • perennials • summer
Elizabeth Law's Dublin Garden It may be a small garden in Dublin, Ireland, but it has a big impact. irish gardens • ireland gardening • evergreen plants shrubs • camellias • camelias
How to Grow Catmint Plant Profile Catmint was originally grown as an herb for tea and to keep flying pests out of the garden. Now, many cultivars are highly ornamental. catmint • nepeta • fragrant perennials • butterfly plants • purple flowers
Mailorder Nurseries Online and Off, Part 5- Digging Dog Nursery We are blessed with numerous fine nurseries online, but there are still many that haven't yet made the plunge. Digging Dog Nursery is one of them that you don't want to miss. mailorder nursery • digging dog nursery • euphorbia jade dragon • euphorbia longifolia • euphorbia sikkimensis
How to Grow Larkspur Plant Profile The perennial larkspur plant is an easy and delightful thing for many landscapers and gardeners, adding old-fashioned charm to any bed or border. larkspur • false delphinium • cutting flowers • butterfly garden blooms • consolida ambigua
Outstanding perennials - not just another bunch of pretty flowers Here's a roundup of perennials whose sole purpose in life is to pander to our horticultural desires, providing lots of flowers, interesting foliage and healthy growth. gardeners • sturdy plants • fragrant flowers • foliage over flowers • flower borders
Plant Profile Bleeding Heart (Dicentra) A popular and charming cottage garden plant that adds grace to partly shaded gardens, the bleeding heart is a long-time beloved plant in heirloom gardens. dicentra • bleeding heart • shade flowering plant • perennial plants • hardy flowers
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Freeze-Frame Winter Winter mulching is something we can do that will benefit the garden no matter what happens next in this ?stuck in a rut? winter. mulch • winter protection • dormancy • freezing • frost protection
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Cranesbills for summer flower power Hardy Geraniums or Cranesbills are perfect plants for the border in cottage and city gardens. Ranging from tiny alpines to tall stately giants. Utterly dependable and easy to grow, they cover a wide range of colours. perennials • cranesbills • shade • borders • high summer
Green Shoots of Recovery Blasts of winter of winter snow and rain in early spring lay low many plants. This does not stop the spring growth of many plants and many spring jobs are already upon us gardeners. spring • fertiliser • organic fertiliser • clematis • delphiniums
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Perfect Plant Partnerships What are your favourite plant combinations in the garden? colour • gardening • companion planting • color • planting design
Preparing for Winter With autumn well under way now and winter not far behind, we look at the glorious colours to be found at this time of year and set about preparing for the dark winter months. gardening • gardens • english town gardening • town gardening • town gardens
Rose Garden Design, Part 2 by Guest writer Kirk Johnson
Ideas for designing a traditional rose garden rose garden • alba • rugosa • parterre • history
Rose Gardens - Part 2 - Design
Ideas for designing a traditional rose garden rose garden • design • history • rose • roses
Rose Remedies With early summer just around the corner, we look at roses, that most English of flowers and how you too can enjoy trouble-free roses all summer long. roses • rose • soil • blackspot • mildew
'Quicksilver', a Heucherella for Dry Shade What's a perfect plant for dry shade? Martha Oliver, guest author and co-owner of The Primrose Path Nursery, tells about Heucherella 'Quicksilver' and several companion plants for your garden. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Autumn Blues With a dismal October finally coming to a close, we look at the devasting affect of climate change on our gardens. We also tackle some common problems that affect many gardens. gardening • english gardens • english gardening • gardens • clematis
Early Summer Bonanza Summer holidays for the gardener are fraught with mental anguish. But with a little planning and forethought you can have a break even when your conscious forbids you. On your return, all the splendour of high summer is just waiting to be enjoyed. With all the main players still to come, what a welcome awaits! gardening • gardens • english gardening • english gardens • town gardening
Perennials for Moist Soil A to G A list of plants for wet soil, and their descriptions. Includes further information about gardening in wet sites. perennials • moist • wet • bog • boggy
Planting Under Trees - Part 5 For those of you just joining this series, it's about planting in that inhospitable soil directly under mature deciduous trees. In previous parts of the series, I've shared my methods of dealing with the soil and some tough no-coddling groundcovers that do well in these conditions.This week, we'll look at a few more plants that I have found, over the years, will tolerate the rooty conditions under these trees - with a bit of extra TLC and water. planting under trees • shady planting • planting in shade
Plants by Post Spring has arrived and it's green for go in the garden. Seed sowing and planting will be the top jobs for many gardeners. Serious gardeners get their plants and seeds from specialist suppliers, small family firms that supply plants and seeds by post. Gardening mail order is big here in the UK. I look at the big advantages of receiving your plants with the letters and parcels in the morning post. How to find your plants and Nurseries using the invaluable 'Plant Finder' which lists thousands of plants and the nurseries that supply them. gardening • gardens • english gardening • gardening mail order • garden mail order
Seed Geranium seed geranium. The red pelargonium is one of the most popular flowers in summer. Learn how to grow them from seed. In the process I also take a detour around the biological nomenclature which is the way all organisms are cataloged. seed • geranium • pelargonium • seed • stratification
West Coast Groundcovers - Mass Planting Where no Plant has Grown (well) Before A groundcover guide - with information on planting, spacing, caring for, and groundcover links! groundcover • ground • cover • ground cover • ground covers
Gifts to Soothe the Gardeners' Body and Soul -Part 4 And finally let's get to the pampering part - a great soaking bath and a terrific gardening book or two to see us through winter.
Leaves - Shape Part 2 When you stop to think about it, the variety in leaf shapes in the plant kingdom is rather astonishing. Why are there so many different leaf shapes in the first place? And, why do the leaves vary in shape on single species? The answers to these questions are both simple and extremely complex. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Online Nurseries 2000 - Woodside Gardens Woodside Gardens is a small, family operated nursery with a lovely list of plants. Browsing their web site was like being six years old in a candy store. My eyes were bigger than the space available to tell you about all the plants I lust for. I had a very tough time narrowing down selections to what still turned out a pretty substantial list. There are a lot of photos, so please be patient while the page loads for your viewing pleasure. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Online Nurseries 2000 - Woodside Gardens, continued Continuation of article about Woodside Gardens,a small, family operated nursery with a lovely list of plants. Browsing their web site was like being six years old in a candy store. My eyes were bigger than the space available to tell you about all the plants I lust for. I had a very tough time narrowing down selections to what still turned out a pretty substantial list. There are a lot of photos, so please be patient while the page loads for your viewing pleasure. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Online Nurseries 2001 - Variegated Foliage Nursery Stan Megos' Variegated Foliage Nursery, in Eastford, Connecticut, fosters the same type of uncontrollable greed in the heart of a variegated plant nut as a candy store does in the heart of a child. I have lots of plants to show you, so please be patient while the page loads. hade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials |
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