… round-topped shrub or a desirable small tree, the red buckeye can reach a height of 8 feet with a similar spread. Its lustrous dark-green leaves emerge bronze in the spring and are …
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… aparine . In late summer, tiny five-petalled cupped flowers appear. The petals are white, with a thin lavender-blue line down the center. The flowers have long pedicels (stalks) and are …
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… is dense and clump-forming, reaching 12 inches tall. Its stiff, narrow leaves are dark green with crisp white borders. Carex prefer medium to moist soil that does not dry out and part to …
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… and produce greenish-white flowers in May-June followed in the fall by gorgeous orange fruits with yellow seeds. …
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… Long thin tubular spathes in yellow are partially hidden below the large green elephant ears with the bold patches of white and yellow occupying the center of each leaf. Yellow leaf petioles …
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… to be a cross between the Washington hawthorn and the Cockspur hawthorn. It is a medium tree with a rounded crown (30 feet x 30feet). In spring, fragrant white flowers bloom in clusters and …
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… to 58 ruffled, purplish-blue petals surrounding central white petals are produced per flower, with between 41 to 58 flowers per spike in bloom for an extended time in mid-summer. A complex …
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… Native to tropical Africa, Dracaena is among the most commonly grown potted plants with an enormous variety of foliage. ‘Limelight’ has stunning yellowish green foliage; it grows …
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… thrives in moist, protected woodlands. This fern can grow to about 4 feet high and 6 feet wide with long dark green gracefully arching fronds. It is tolerant of deep shade and spreads slowly …
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… are 45- to 60-minute investigations of NGSS-related phenomena. These are available at 10 a.m. (with a maximum of two simultaneous programs per time slot). Workshops include an indoor lunch … parts do. NGSS: 2-LS2-2; 3-LS1-1; 4-LS1-1 Grades 4 – 6: Carnivorous Plants What's going on with these plants that eat bugs?! We grow carnivorous plants at the Garden: sundews, pitcher … City Harvest’s aquaponics system, learn the basics of growing plants in water, and then work with a Garden educator to design a small hydroponics system in your classroom. NGSS: MS-LS2-4; …
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