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  • … decorative cultivar grows to 4 feet in height and produces regular 4-inch blooms suitable for cutting. With regular deadheading, dahlias will bloom from early summer up until frost. Grow …
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  • … the Flora of China editorial committee reversed earlier judgements on the nomenclature for paperbark maples, and recommends that all Acer maximowicizianum be referred to as Acer …
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  • … is a cross between 'October Glory' and 'Autumn Flame'. This particular cultivar is known for its long lasting, bright red fall color. Red maples are beautiful, but they do not tolerate …
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  • … the trunk is yellowish red. This cultivar was selected because it exhibited greater tolerance for high light conditions than other forms on the market - regardless will perform best in …
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  • … grass of tallgrass prairies in the Midwest. It forms deep-rooted clumps and is best used for naturalizing or soil retention. When in bloom, the flowering stems reach to 6 feet or taller. …
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  • … warm humid conditions with good air movement and avoid letting water stand in the leaf axils for best results. …
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  • … perform well in northern Illinois. This variety was selected at the Chicago Botanic Garden for its bright pink and long lasting floral display, attractive foliage and vigorous growth. …
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  • … may be white, lilac, or purple with yellow centers. Plant it as an accent plant or a backdrop for early perennials. It's a magnificent, large, late-summer bloomer. …
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  • … panicles of white blooms that attract butterflies and hummingbirds. It is a specimen, fine for a border, and, as usual, it should be pruned back in the spring to enable even more growth. …
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  • … makes a bold statement with late-summer flower color and stately height. A perennial giant for the garden. …
    Type: Garden Guide Plant