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Tulip
A mass of red tulips behind a bed of blooming …
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Using Chrysanthemums
Gardeners have two sources of chrysanthemum flowers: from plants that …
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Wildflowers in Highway Medians
Many readers have noticed the beautiful wildflowers in the median …
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Crapemyrtle – Failure to Bloom
Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …
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David Austin Roses for The South
Cyndi Lauderdale, executive director of the Wilson Botanical Gardens, and …
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Earth Kind Roses – List
In January 2002, at the conclusion of the first 5-year …
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Flowery Branch – Origin of Name
When I wondered how Flowery Branch GA got its name, …
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Geranium – Overwintering
Recently I was asked how to store dahlias and caladiums …
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History of Knock Out® Rose
William Radler Develops Hybrids That Are Knockouts
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Holland – A Great Vacation for Gardeners!
I recently was invited by the Netherlands Board of Tourism…
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Hosta – Diseases and Pests
Hosta are one of the most common landscape plants. Yet …
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Hosta – Identifying
Identifying plants is always a challenge. Some, like hosta, have …
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Lantana – Cultivars
Lantana has become a ubiquitous part of the colorful summer …
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Lantana – Winter Hardiness
Most varieties of lantana, including ‘New Gold’, ‘Festival’ and ‘Tutti …
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Milkweed – Toxic Sap
Here’s a cautionary story for gardeners who enjoy growing milkweed:…
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Naked Ladies (Surprise Lily, Lycoris squamigera)
My driving companion in Cincinatti was quite discomfitted when I …
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Oxblood Lily (Schoolhouse Lily)
I’ve learned a new plant! My friend Arty Schronce, who …
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Pansy – UGA Publication
Pansies are the most popular winter annual grown in Georgia. …
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Plants – Watering in Summer
Q: I have heard two trains of thought regarding summer …
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Azalea – Lower Leaves Yellow
Q: One of my four azaleas is starting to lose …