… Tiers of feathery downy bluish foliage on a broadly upright habit provide a 'soft' texture to the landscape 12 months a year. Hardy in …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… Deep blue, round flower clusters top off the bluish-green, thistle-like foliage on this perennial to 4 feet in height and 1.5 feet in width. This plant thrives in full sun, dry …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… Masses of red, star-shaped flower clusters are formed just above the green foliage on this nonhardy perennial. This plant thrives in heat but does not like drought; it is …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… Large purple-violet flowers with a dark black blotch are produced throughout the summer on this ornamental annual poppy with bluish-green leaves. This is a pollinator magnet. Plant this …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… Greenish buds open to bright white flowers on Calandiva® white kalanchoe ( Kalanchoe blossfeldiana 'Casablanca'), which blooms all year …
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… plum purple fragrant flowers produce old world rose fragrance throughout the growing season on this floribunda rose. Plant in sunny locations that permit good air movement in and around the …
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… Extra doubled lilac pink flowers with darker eyes are produced in summer on plants that mature at 2 feet in height. The flowers somewhat resemble Scabiosa daisies in …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… This perennial bulb blooms in early- to midspring with multiple double red blooms on each stem. It will grow to a height of 12”. It should be planted in full sun in average, …
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… Spikes of violet-blue flowers appear above the gray-green foliage on this summer-flowering perennial. Plant this salvia in full sun, and in moderately fertile and …
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… Q. I often admire the crabapple trees espaliered on the Visitor Center. Is this a procedure I could duplicate at home with one or two small trees? … link fence. If space permits, consider using more than one tree. The Red Jewel crabapple trees on the Visitor Center are espaliered into basic Y-shapes that are then extended into a diamond … is the best time to begin your espalier. First, choose a small 3- to 4-foot whip growing on dwarf rootstock. Prune the whip back to two strong buds (this may mean you actually prune back …
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