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Tag Archives: Perennials
Another rose to know: ‘Carefree Beauty’
Tired of hearing about cold and snow? Me too. Instead, let us speak of times past, particularly of summer, when the garden posed for one giant beauty shot. Imagine. You step outside, the screen door slapping at your heels, and … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Perennials, Roses, Roses to Know and Grow, Summer, Trees and shrubs
Tagged Buck Roses, Disease Resistance, Flowers, Knockout roses, Perennials, Pink, Roses, shrubs
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Plant Delights Lives Up to Its Name
This morning, buses arrived at 7:00 a.m. to whisk 600 plus writers, photographers, television media personalities, designers and other garden communicators to Plant Delights Nursery with side trips to the local garden of John Dilley and Willie Pilkington and the … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Writers Association, Perennials, Road Trip, Visits
Tagged Annuals, historic gardens, Perennials, Reviews, shrubs
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