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Evaluate landscape plantings now
What should be done in the garden in August? “As little as possible.” The period from late June to mid-September is the most stressful time ... Read more | Add your comment
Training vines ups the beauty
No other group of plants can be used to create the effects that vines do in the landscape. They can soften and link architectural structures ... Read more | Add your comment
July isn’t too late for bedding
If you want to boost the color in your landscape, nurseries still have a good selection of colorful bedding plants that will thrive in whatever ... Read more | Add your comment
Don’t let poison ivy get you
I recently came across some poison ivy as I was working in an out-of-the-way area of my landscape. Poison ivy is abundant in urban, suburban ... Read more | Add your comment
Too much shade can hurt lawns
Often, the things people plant first in new landscapes are the lawn and shade trees. As time goes on, however, sun-loving lawn grasses and shade ... Read more | Add your comment
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- Caladiums are colorful choices | Add your comment
- Grandma’s pound cake is a traditional dessert for ‘children’ of all ages | Add your comment
- Water your landscape properly | Add your comment
- Bromeliad tropical plants are easy to cultivate, great houseplants | Add your comment
- Angelonia named super plant | Add your comment
- A special piece of jewelry | Add your comment
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