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It's a weekend for plant lovers and gardeners - Star-Banner
The Master Gardeners have been working all year propagating plants for this event. There will be natives, exotics, annuals, perennials, houseplants, butterfly attractors, herbs, groundcovers, fruit trees, shade trees, melaleuca mulch, rain barrels ...
Read more...Gardening shaped Chicago and its suburbs - Arlington Heights Daily Herald
If the town where you live - say Arlington Heights, Barrington or Wheaton - has a distinctive personality, Cathy Jean Maloney wants you to understand how gardening helped it develop. Arlington Heights was an agricultural village that developers ...
Read more...If Ike debris killed your grass, read this - Houston Chronicle
A month after Hurricane Ike, the mountain of tree debris heaped on your front lawn is gone, scooped up by large mechanical jaws, dropped into a big truck and hauled off. Also gone — your light-deprived St. Augustine. Without sun, the grass at the ...
Read more...Anthurium's leaves change from green to maroon - Miami Herald
Name: Bird's-nest anthurium Marie. Botanical name: Anthurium X `Marie'. Description: Hybridized by Miamian Steve Nock and named for his wife, Marie, this lovely anthurium has leaves that unfold green and gradually change to a deep maroon as they ...
Read more...Philippine violet is fabulous for the fall - Houston Chronicle
Barleria, or Philippine violet, is an attractive 6- to 8-foot shade shrub with violet petunialike flowers and pretty oval leaves. It is evergreen in mild winters. I want to introduce you to a flower from India and Burma that is related to the shrimp ...
Read more...Fall gardening brings a ‘visual tapestry’ of plants - Atlanta Journal Constitution
To heck with the heat and banish the bugs. Summer vegetable gardening surely yields a tasty crop of peppers and tomatoes, but often at the expense of sunburns and pesky critters running amok. It might be enough to make novices give up their gardening ...
Read more...Zest in show - Guardian Unlimited
Scrambling up the chain link of the allotment fence is a Clematis tangutica. It is a welcome leftover from the previous owner, who had rather a good eye for a nice climber. I am very happy to have it and it separates me in delicate fashion from the ...
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