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Geranium Heliopsis Crocosmia and Miscanthus
Plant communities work well together because of similar growing needs. The Geranium, Heliopsis, Crocosmia and Miscanthus combination is one example for summer gardens.
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Tower Hill Botanic Garden
A description of its plants with photographs and links.
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Finding Florida Plants in North Carolina - Part II
Finding new plants for Florida landscapes is always exciting. Part II of a three part series, Teresa goes on vacation to North Carolina to find Florida plants for her gardens. Which ones did she buy and will they survive in a sub-tropical climate?
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Finding Florida Plants in North Carolinia - Part 1
Finding new plants for Florida landscapes is always exciting. In a three part series, Teresa goes on vacation to North Carolina to find Florida plants for her gardens. Which ones did she buy and will they survive in a sub-tropical climate?
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Gardens for Impatient People
Are bare dirt and green fuzz the look you really want for that first-year garden? Or is there a way to fool the innocent onlooker into thinking you've been tending it for years?
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Great Grasses for the Great Lakes Region
A guide to some of the ornamental grasses suitable to growing in the Great Lakes Region
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Using Foliage to Create Three Season Interest
Leaves are around the garden for three seasons. Flowers last a few weeks. It stands to reason that getting the foliage right is a crucial element in great garden design.
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Ornamental Grasses - Sparkling Fountains in the Drought
The (almost) perfectly painless plant. It comes in all sizes, shapes and colors, takes little care, doesn't complain if you forget to water - and looks great!
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Adding Drama to the Landscape
Take your garden from ordinary to extraordinary using these four easy techniques.
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October Plant Gallery
Plants of seasonal interest in October - photos, descriptions, hardiness and cultivation information.
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Those Graceful Grasses
Hardy ornamental grasses make a strong statement in the landscape. These easy to grow plants can also give joy all year long.
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Fireworks in the Garden!
Ornamental grasses in northern gardens are being used more now that good research on winter hardiness can help us with what to plant.
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Ornamental Grasses
Ornamental grasses are both attractive as a feature in the winter garden, but also can give needed food for winter birds.
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ABC Theme Garden of Animal Flowers
An animal theme garden or plant zoo is fun to design and plant. Use this plant list of animal name flowers from A to Z to start your own pet theme garden.
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Plant Perennials, Trees, Bulbs in the Fall
The warm soil and cool nights of the fall season are an ideal combination for planting many types of perennials, trees, and bulbs for garden display the following spring.
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I'd LOVE to Stop and Smell the Flowers. . .
Why is it that gardeners find it so difficult to simply sit back and enjoy the gardens they take such pride in creating? Here are all of my excuses. What are yours?

Invasive Species
Invasive alien plants may upset the ecological balance in their new location.
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My Garden, the Awkward Adolescent
In its adolescence garden gets a sort of confused and awkward look that is as uncomfortable for it as it is for the viewer - and it's going to take some tough love to straighten that out.
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One Garden - Two Pairs of Eyes
You may both be looking at the same garden - but you may both be seeing something entirely different.

Son of Fall Perennial Tips
The conclusion of the two-part series on caring for your perennials in the fall. Includes a list of favourite fall-bloomers and a step-by-step on how to divide.
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What Still Looks Good?
Inspiration for the fall garden! Enjoy some unusual hardy perennials, grasses, trees and shrubs with wonderful fall interest as guest columnist and garden designer Abby Millager describes her zone 5 Massachusetts garden in mid October.
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Bye Yew Hedge, Hi New Hedge: The Optimist's Garden
If you must use evergreens as a foundation planting in your front yard - if, in fact, you insist on a foundation planting with shrubs - then why not go the creative route and use colorful dwarf conifers in blues, golds, and bronzes? And while you're waiting for them to grow up, why not use some temporary but attractive filler to make the garden look finished long before it actually matures?
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Grasses, an introduction
We are going to be focussing on grasses for a little while. Here is a general introduction to get us started.
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