… feet, Gold Medal® is disease resistant with few thorns, and an upright, branching habit. Hardy from USDA Zones 6b to 10a, Gold Medal® rose holds up well in warmer climates, although blooms …
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… to powdery and downy mildews, which accentuates the need to plant it in a sunny location away from buildings or other shrubs to provide for air movement, in an effort to dry the leaf surface …
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… so it can be used as a screen. Prune as necessary but beware the many sharp thorns. It blooms from mid-June and off and on again until mid-October, producing an abundance of beautiful bright …
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… bed just east of the Regenstein Center has a very showy crop of hips that catch the eye from a distance in the dead of winter. No one knows for sure which species of rose that Sargon, …
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… are produced throughout the warm months on Cherry Brandy black-eyed Susan, a cultivar derived from a wide-ranging native North American species. The species has fuzzy, narrow leaves mostly …
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… Introduced in 2018 from an Australian breeding program, SKYSCRAPER™ Orange sage is a tender hybrid perennial …
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… rose color in autumn. Gardeners may want to deadhead the flowers to discourage this plant from becoming weedy. Free of major insect and disease problems and not a favorite of deer. The …
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… The taproot can grow as deep as 12 feet and older plants will form offsets a foot or more away from the mother plant. Bees and hummingbirds are frequent pollinators, and goldfinches adore the …
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… mound of deep green (nonwoolly) foliage, sending up 20" upright spikes of lush, purple flowers from late June through August, with the main floral show occuring in July. Stachys have been …
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… also proven hardy in gardens. It can reach a height of 3 feet, with double flowers. It blooms from late September to early November. …
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