… roast, peel, and de-seed peppers. Taste a variety of Mexican chiles in a progression of heat from mild to hot, as well as chiles in three different recipes: chayote with guajillo dressing, …
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… 6, May 20, June 16, July 17, and August 19, 2015 1 p.m. Learn more about your favorite gardens from the people who help them grow! This event features an informal presentation and tour …
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… local National Park Service locations and resources. Learn more about historic Chellberg Farm—from the garden to the livestock including steers, heifers, nanny goats and kids, pigs, chickens, …
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… Botanic Garden in 1593. It resembles a larger grape hyacinth, growing to 12 inches high. From March through June it produces beautiful dark bluish purple flowers edged in …
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… Eagle Rock Virginia pipevine is derived from a plant native to the shaded forests of eastern North America. It is a small clumping plant …
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… in late July and extending into September. This relatively short-growing cultivar may benefit from staking in high wind locations. Full sun and moderately rich, well-drained soils that never …
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… scent is carried in only one species that was only recently moved to the genus Dahlia from Cosmos . …
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… Deep ruby-red,single, 1.5-inch daisy-shaped flowers cover this low growing mounded perennial from mid-summer through fall. Dark green needle-thin leaves are resistant to deer and other …
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… a loose clump of stiff, green, narrow leaves on stems up to 20 inches tall. The plant grows from rhizomes and fibrous roots and can be useful as a ground cover or feed for livestock. …
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… height and width of 4 feet and prefers full sun and moderate moisture. It should be sheltered from drying conditions. …
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