Articles written by Laura D. Eisener
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Cupholder Bouquets
A great inexpensive last-minute hostess gift is a bouquet from your garden.
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Grow A Great Native Border!
This pink and lilac garden highlights showy North American native species that will be colorful from June to early fall.
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Gardening With Wild Indigo
Wild Indigos are good meadow plants but also look attractive and are well-behaved in a perennial border, not crowding out their neighbors.
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Smilacinas Solve Garden Challenges
False Solomon's Seals are low-maintenance hardy perennials with more than one season of interest.
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Three Cheers For Oswego Tea
Oswego Tea or Bee Balm and other species of Monarda are among the most colorful natives for the summer garden.
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Northern Spring Perennials
These super-hardy early flowering perennials are great in the gardens and the wild in zones 4 and colder.
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Growing Native Annual Vines
North American native annual vines are colorful through the summer and easy to grow from seed.
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The Laurel In Winter
Nothing surpasses the lush green of Mountain Laurel foliage in the midst of winter.
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Lovely Camassias
Camassias are very showy North American bulbs, as easily grown as tulips. Edible yet deer resistant, the flowers offer reliable spring color.
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