… or other ornamental flowering trees. If necessary, boxwood and yews can be lightly pruned to maintain geometric form. Avoid overpruning, especially in very sunny, hot weather. …
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… (76 cm) long and 4 inches (10 cm) wide at their widest point. The flowers are very attractive to insect pollinators, and within a few days the colorful florets lose their beauty. They are …
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… purple stems, and enormous dark green heart-shaped leaves that are heavily scalloped. It grows to about eight feet tall and about wide and is an impressive statement plant in any garden. …
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… It will tolerate cold and wind and can be sited on north or northeast facing walls. It grows 6 to 10 feet and blooms in the spring, producing many lavender-bluish flowers in varying lengths, …
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… sticky stem and seedpods of the straight species. So while it may be slightly more attractive to deer (not likely), it will also not reseed in the garden. …
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… ornamental. Plant in full sun and provide consistent moisture throughout the growing season to maintain full leaf cover. …
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… Asian equivalent of our native Solomon's Seal, Polygonatum . This species produces stems 12 to 16 inches tall with alternate lance-shaped leaves with parallel veins. In late spring, small, …
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… Asian equivalent of our native Solomon's Seal, Polygonatum . This species produces stems 12 to 16 inches tall with alternate lance-shaped leaves with parallel veins. In late spring, small, …
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… and squirrels. The parental species is known as the snow crocus, in recognition of its ability to flower at the first hint of warmer weather in late winter. …
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… or rabbits. The name Narcissus comes from the Greek word meaning intoxicated and is often tied to the myth of a young man known as Narcissus who fell in love with his own reflection and …
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