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Native flowers perform double duty in the garden

I'm not all about natives. You know that. I grow named cultivars of roses, phlox, daylilies, crapemyrtles and pretty much anything …

Doug Green, a friend of mine from Garden Writers Association, asked several of us to do a guest post on his blog about designing a …

Dear Carol, Mary Ann and all of other friends, I'm hot, and yesterday, the water well broke in the middle of my shower. It's …

The rains have come and gone throughout most of the spring and now well into summer. The garden looks overblown and flousy like a …

Okay, so Russelia equisetiformis, commonly known as firecracker plant or coral plant, isn't native to the United States. It is, …

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