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Part 2 Vines for the Rockies.Part 2 Vines for the Rockies. Part 2 Vines for the Rockies. virginai creeper • woody vines • seasonal gardening • vines • hops
Vines - Part 2 Vines come in all sorts of types, sizes and vigor. There are annual vines that you plant each year from seed and woody vines, some of whom make a statement all year around. Some vines have Attila The Hun tendencies and will take over the world (or at least your patch of it) if not watched and some require no end of coaxing to keep alive and flourishing. Some vines do very well in shade; some require sun to thrive and some will grow in shade, but not flower well. The variety is almost endless; here are a few more that you may know and grow or that may tempt you. vines • vine • woody vine • hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris • climbing hydrangea
Vines for your Rocky Mountain Garden - Part 1 Many new gardeners think that vines are for tropical regions only. But the good news is, many stunning vines grow very well in the Rockies. The first part of this articles discusses some basic differences of vine types and some good choices for growing in the Rockies. vines • rockies • annual vines • perennial vines • woody vines
Clearing Woods - Vines - Part 2 Like many woodlands in the eastern US, mine is full of vines. Vines connect the undergrowth in an impenetrable web of living steel and drape tree crowns in a smothering curtain that has caused many a tree to topple. The worst offenders in my woods are native vines; only one is a foreign escapee. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Black Pepper Essential Oil Black pepper has been used for centuries for both medicinal and culinary purposes; in aromatherapy, black pepper essential oil has a number of uses and properties. black pepper essential oil • pepper essential oil • use and properties of pepper oil in aromatherapy • origins and characterisitcs of pepper • cautions for using black pepper essential oil
Bog Garden Spotlight on Vinca Minor Common Periwinkle is an evergreen bog plant that grows fast and easy. common periwinkle • vinca minor • bog plants • water plants • perennial plants
Bog Garden Spotlight: Periwinkle There are several plants that are well suited for the bog garden setting. This article highlights the Periwinkle. bog garden • vinca major • vinca minor • bog garden plants • periwinkle
Cat's Claw - Alkaloid Benefits Studies have show the alkaloids found in Cat's Claw to be anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, immuno-stimulating, and to act as antioxidants. cats claw • boost immune system • herbal remedy • akaloids • anti-viral
Garden Cover-Ups Ideas to turn a problem area into an asset. cover-ups • garden • compost bins • trash • cans
Hot Enough For You? Peppers are hot enough for me, but some folks can't get enough of them. peppers • hot peppers
Plants to Train as Standards These ornamental trees and flowering shrubs are all excellent options for growing and training in a more formal, standard shape. plants for standards • tree form shrubs • ornamental trees • dwarf trees • formal containers
Poison Ivy Watch out for this vine with three leaves. An itchy, poison ivy rash is an avoidable pitfall of summer. poison ivy • identify poison ivy • avoid a rash • treating a poison ivy rash • removing poison ivy
12 Garden and Yard Plants Harmful to Humans Common yard plants can be deadly to humans if not handled correctly. At the very least, some may cause an irritating rash. Learn the dangers to avoid tragic results. garden and yard plants harmful to humans • gardening and landscaping vegetation that is dange • common plants deadly to humans • poisonous plants • respect plants and wildlife
Fast Growing Vines for Privacy Blooming vines are an ideal screening choice for smaller downtown residences and urban lots when space is too limited for privacy trees or hedge shrubs. fast growing vines • privacy vines • climbing vines • vines for hedge • privacy vines with blooms
Growing an Allamanda for Vibrant Yellow Flowers Choose an Allamanda plant for a spectacular show of yellow flowers. Sensible pruning ensures that both the vine and shrub varieties will give all year blooms and color. growing an allamanda • vibrant yellow flowers • golden trumpet • spectacular flower display • show of yellow flowers
Plant Families: Araliaceae and Aristolochiaceae - Ginseng and Birthwort Woodlands are full of surprises during the spring such as migrating songbirds, delicious morel mushrooms, wildflowers splashed about like pigments on a painter’s pallet, and butterflies, emerging from winter hibernation, fluttering about drunkenly. But some of spring’s surprises, a few a bit like botanical doubloons in a pirate’s treasure chest, are easy to overlook. Three such “treasures”, Ginseng and Dwarf Ginseng, both members of the Ginseng Family, and Wild Ginger of the Birthwort Family, all seem bashful by virtue of their small blossoms. plant families: araliaceae and aristolochiaceae - • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
Plant Families: Bignoniaceae and Boraginaceae Bright colors, aggressive vines and five o’clock shadows hold sway this week. Reds, oranges, yellows, blues and purples all blossom and bloom, decorating the landscape with festive abandon. Coiled tendrils unwind, grasping onto absolutely everything they fall across. Plants, hairier than my Uncle Paul, wear their flowers like gaudy costume jewelry. Many of these wildflowers, if not well known, are certainly recognizable by sight. Some even turn up in the garden. So what are these, these hirsute plants, these plants that won’t let go, these plants that flash us with bold colors, bugger the trench coat? plant families: bignoniaceae and boraginaceae • wildflowers of north america • gregg m. pasterick • botany • ecology
Even More Galloping Ground Covers "The first year it sleeps, the next year it creeps and then it leaps." I may not have quoted this saying accurately, but it is exactly what ivy does when planted in the garden. ivies • hedera helix • hedera canariensis • hedera colchica • algerian ivy
The Natural Garden That Isn't Once gardeners interject themselves into the greenery the so-called natural garden is no longer natural. But it can still be a rewarding way to plant, if you're willing to work side by side with Ma Nature - who may have a few ideas of her own.
Clearing Woods - Part 3 - More Vines The native and non-native vines in my woods are either total thugs or thugs with redeeming features. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Deciduous Flowering Shrubs - Part 4 Hydrangeas are some of the most sumptuous summer-flowering shrubs for our shady gardens. These faithful summer bloomers are regaining the popularity they somehow lost for a time. And rightfully so. We'll look at several species in depth and since there are a lot of photographs, this two part series is also broken into two pages for each part, so they will have a chance of loading in your life time. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Deciduous Flowering Shrubs - Part 4, page two continuation Hydrangeas are some of the most sumptuous summer-flowering shrubs for our shady gardens. These faithful summer bloomers are regaining the popularity they somehow lost for a time. And rightfully so. We'll look at several species in depth and since there are a lot of photographs, this series is also broken into two pages for each part, so they will have a chance of loading in your life time. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Vines - Part 4 I grow several vines on purpose and a few unwelcome ones bestowed by Mother Nature. One species starts out very shrub-like, another twines, some are annuals. Some thrive and bloom in shade and some will grow but not flower. There are also vines in my past and some that I hope will be in my future. My garden would be incomplete without the soft high notes of vines. vine • vines • euonymus fortunei • celastraceae • climbing euonymus
Wildlife and Gardens - Part 4 Gardening in Shade - Wildlife and Gardens - Part 4 - Planting for Wildlife planting for wildlife • shady gardens
Vines - Part 3 - Clematis Vines are amazing plants. With their ability to either climb vertically or spread horizontally, they enable us to create many-layered interest in our gardens. If you've avoided using vines because you think they can get out of hand and become weedy pests, think again. While this is true of some, it's also true of many garden-worthy plants that none of us would be without. With some exceptions, weediness is not a characteristic of Clematis, the Queen of the twining vines. vine • vines • ranunculaceae • clematis armandii • armand clematis
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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