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  • … salmon-colored blooms from midsummer to fall and has large lance-shaped, gray-green leaves with creamy stripes resembling those of the banana plant. It is versatile as well. Plant it in …
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  • … Punch canna lives up to those standards. It can reach 4 feet tall, produces orange flowers with yellow throats from summer through fall, and has green lance-shaped leaves resembling those …
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  • … nymphs. This fern is a native of the talus slopes of the mountains of Europe and Western Asia, with a range from Norway to Spain, and east to Pakistan. Clearly this is a tough fern that is …
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  • … the damp rocky woodlands across the northern Us, Europe and Asia. It has bright green fronds with crested edges and golden-brown hairs on the stems. Overall the plant can grow to 3 feet in …
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  • … almost woody trunk to 3' to 8' high. The second year it sends up a dramatic flower spike with thousands of flowers. A native of the Canary Islands, this is a favorite of bees. At the …
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  • … before the white narrowly obovate petals that open on warm days to display the inner petals with their narrow green V marking and honey fragrance. Snowdrops are ideal selections for late …
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  • … a cranesbill geranium. The Brookside cranesbill geranium flowers prolifically in late spring with masses of small purplish-blue flowers. After the flowers fade the plant bears the …
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  • … else will thrive. It grows to 18 to 28 inches tall and blooms from late May to early August with 2 – 5 flowers per stem. The small, half inch flowers are reddish or orangey pink, nodding …
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  • … of Wood Avens, or Herb Bennet. It grows 1 to 2 feet high and blooms from late May to mid July with small pale yellow flowers. The flowers are singles, measuring1 inch across and facing …
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  • … of peacock orchid ( Gladiolus murielae ) are topped by spikes of sweetly perfumed flowers with a distinctive dark burgundy blotch. This native of east Africa is not reliably hardy in …
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