… 100 years old. Pioneers named it the Compass Plant because its long, deeply lobed leaves point in a north-south direction. …
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… very rough. Prairie dock is not fussy as to soils or soil moisture content and flowers best in full sun. The taproot can grow as deep as 12 feet and older plants will form offsets a foot or …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… New! Discover the art of eco-printing in this hands-on workshop that uses botanical materials to imprint vibrant shapes and colors onto …
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… two days before your class starts. Registered students will receive login instructions one day in advance. Judith Joseph, artist & instructor Online Course …
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… overall plant health. Timing is important. Begin pruning when dormant roses begin to leaf out in the spring. It is best to wait until temperatures moderate and wide fluctuations are not … roses require very little pruning beyond the removal of dead or damaged canes, especially in the first years following planting. …
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… black, red, yellow, green, or other colors. Although they are usually smaller than 1/8 inch in length, they can be easily seen when they cluster in large numbers on plants. They frequently are found massed on young succulent growth, such as …
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… Ring in the holidays with this woodland reindeer; he’s so cute and so simple to create. Learn how to …
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… New! You don’t have to stop canning and preserving just because it is winter. In this demonstration cooking class, cookbook author and home food preservation expert Emily …
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… family’s health, to our food sources, and to the planet. Get tips on how to engage your family in gardening through ownership, responsibility, and of course, having fun. Learn how and when to …
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… two days before your class starts. Registered students will receive login instructions one day in advance. Dawn Petter, herbalist, Petalune Herbals …
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