469 results for 'spring hard'

    Hemerocallis(Post)

    Hemerocallis (Daylily) A cheery midsummer classic and perennial collector’s dream, Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss), or daylily, are excep

    Greenhouse Games(Post)

    Your Greenhouse Game Book We are constantly discovering new ways to educate, inspire, and engage with YOU! This year, we embark on a journey to create a greenhouse insprinted Highlights

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    Planning a Rain Garden(Post)

    Planning a Rain Garden A rain garden is a perennial garden that collects rainwater from runoff, usually from a non-permeable surface such as a driveway, roof, patio, sidewalk, or street.

    gratitude(Post)

    Time stood still this Thanksgiving. Nothing and everything went as planned. It was perfect. This is the season of gratitude and thanks. When I think about these things, I always feel a twinge of gu

    Tree Selection(Post)

    Tree Selection Planting trees in the landscape not only looks good but is good! Adding trees to the landscape adds benefits beyond beauty.

    Weigela(Post)

    Weigela While there are endless possibilities with herbaceous perennials in the garden, don't forget the important role shrubs can play in

    Tiarella(Post)

    Tiarella (Foamflower) Bringing bright blooms and lasting foliage interest to shadier spaces, Tiarella (tee-uh-RELL-uh), of the Saxifrage f

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love(Post)

    Herb Varieties to Grow and Love Growing herbs is the gateway to edible gardening. Herbs offer great reward with little effort. Just offer a lot of sun, good, organic soil, plenty of wate

    Top Gifts for Plant Parents (Post)

    Top Gifts for Plant ParentsPlant parents love their plants, and they need the right tools to do all the things plant parenting entails. Finding those items, or even knowing what they are, can be a

    Holiday Houseplants How-To(Post)

    Holiday Houseplant How-To Festive plants help tell the story of the holiday season this winter in the greenhouse. Read on to learn about our full selection of fresh favorites, care tips,

    Ctenanthe(Post)

    When pronouncing the name of this beautiful plant, remember that the “c” is silent. These plants are native to Central and South America, and are actually considered evergreen in these areas. This

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