Plant Care
Fringed Bleeding Heart
Although it looks delicate and has a feathery, light appearance, the Everblooming...
Bells Of lreland
While trying unusual annuals some years ago, we found Bells of Ireland....
Mock Oranges
Mock oranges have been grown and loved in European gardens since the Middle...
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Look Underground Sprinklers
An underground lawn sprinkler system can be installed in an average home...
April Lawn Care Making Yards Look Easy
Got a nice looking home with a lawn that’s an eyesore to the neighbors? Chances...
4 Seasonal Tips for a Greener Healthier Northern Lawn
Follow this program for lush, healthy, weed-free turf all spring and summer long. Early...
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Day Lilies Sparkle in a Landscape
What perennial is more versatile, more adaptable than the hemerocallis...
Roses Floribundas Designed for the Landscape
What my busy family likes most about floribundas is that they are practically...
You Can Eat Your Nasturtiums, Too
Nasturtiums splash their golds, tangerines and maroons through our gardens...
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Lawn Program Begins in The South
April can be one of the most active months in the garden. As usual, the various garden...
Eastern Garden Call – Get the Worm
The old saying “the early bird gets the worm” applies to gardeners as...
April – Opening Day for Spring Planting Season
Except for the extreme north corner, early April is the opening date for the spring...
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Pest Sprayer for Landscape Lawn and Garden
There is a type and size of sprayer designed to fit everyone’s needs (and pocketbooks)… all the way from the person with only a few house plants to the large estate with acres of gardens or orchards. Most gardeners prefer to have a separate sprayer, properly marked or labeled, just for chemically controlling weeds. Many of the weed... [Read more of this review]
Gibberellin Growth Hormone
In 1926, Long before 2,4-D and DDT became known to gardeners, a Formosan scientist, E. Kurosawa, made an important discovery. He observed a peculiar fungus (Gibberella fujikuroi) disease that affected rice. The first symptom was a greatly accelerated growth rate and the diseased seedlings grew much taller than the healthy ones. Kurosawa found... [Read more of this review]
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Neoregelia Antigua
Neoregelia Antigua – comes from our in house breeding program. As with most Neoregelias...
Aechmea ‘Volcano’
Aechmea ‘Volcano’ – is a new cultivar of Aechmea ramosa. When Volcano...
Aechmea ‘Marcelino’
Aechmea ‘Marcelino’ – is a Bullis Bromeliad hybrid for the landscape....
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