Mistletoe: Fact vs Folklore

December 13, 2015

Mistletoe, along with other evergreens such as holly, boxwood, and the Christmas tree is a plant associated with the Christmas season and a symbol of the rebirth that will come in the spring. More...
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Christmas Cactus…A Family Plant

November 28, 2015

The Christmas Cactus was discovered growing in Brazil by European explorers in the early part of the 19th century. While a member of the cactus family this plant is unique as unlike its brethren...
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You Won’t Have “Bad Blood” With Iresine

November 15, 2015

Iresine is also commonly referred to as blood leaf and you’ll have no “bad blood” with your neighbors if you grow this beauty! This plant is native to Brazil where it can grow up...
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Orchids…The World’s Most Prolific Flower

November 01, 2015

Did you know that there are over 20,000 species of orchid? To put this in perspective there are more species of orchid on the planet than there are species of birds and mammals combined! As you...
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Ooh…That Smell!

October 18, 2015

If you garden long enough you’re going to discover that not every beautiful flower smells as lovely as it looks. For example, I grow pretty daisies that smell awful when you get up close and...
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I Can Tell By The Smell…

September 20, 2015

Fragrance is the word that I most associate with spring. The aroma of lilacs and the perfume of honeysuckle are just two of the distinctive scents of this season, but one of the most popular...
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I’m All In On Allium

September 06, 2015

Are you bored with the typical spring flowering bulbs? Had your fill of daffodils and tulips? Well, I may have a bulb for you! Allium is a member of the onion family and its flowers resemble those...
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Have a Blast…Plant a Shasta Daisy

August 22, 2015

Every summer, like the snow from an arctic cold front, the Shasta Daisy’s flowers cover my yard with a blanket of beautiful white flowers. I think that is an appropriate way to describe a...
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