- … gardeners, we are thrilled to announce the arrival of flower names as a fresh trend on the best baby name lists.  While Lily, Rose, and Daisy have been perennial list favorites, Violet has just cracked the top five on  Nameberry . What’s behind the trend? Celebrities, for starters. When Gwyneth named baby Apple a dozen years ago, some scratched their heads. Fast … Floral Emblems. Ask the librarian to show you books where you’ll find these beautiful names for girls (and boys) and their language of flowers meanings. Angelica gigas Angelica :  … - Type: Blog 
- … Description: Look for this brown thrush species on migration in wooded areas of the Garden. … - Type: Birding 
- … Description: Look for this brown thrush species on migration in wooded areas of the Garden. … - Type: Birding 
- … Description: Look for this common migrant warbler it in any wooded habitat at the Garden. … - Type: Birding 
- … Dark lavender purple flowers cover this beebalm in late summer, often returning for a second flush. … - Type: Garden Guide Plant 
- … Description: This state-endangered bird is often seen hovering and diving into the lakes for fish. … - Type: Birding 
- … Description:   Look for this uncommon migrant and possible breeder in any wooded habitat at the Garden. … - Type: Birding 
- … The Garden is open until 9 p.m. from June 1 through September 2. Click here for more information. … - Type: Event for Calendar 
- … A David Austin rose, bred for disease resistance and fragrance as well as repeat bloom until frost. … - Type: Garden Guide Plant 
- … the soil surface, what type of plants you are watering and whether or not it rained that week. For herbaceous plants, water must seep down only 6 to 8 inches. Woody trees and shrubs, which … per foot over a one-hour period. As an experiment with the water pressure, turn the hose on for one hour and then actually dig with a spade in different areas and see how far down the water … record of how deep the water seeped in the different garden areas, and let that be your guide for future waterings. In general, plants require one inch of water per week, spread throughout … - Type: Plant Info