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    Rose 101(Post)

    Rose 101 Roses are an iconic perennial garden staple that provide wonderful color and structure throughout the entire gardening season. Th

    Stapelia gigantea(Post)

    Stapelia gigantea Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Stapelia gigantea, more commonly known as carrion plant or starfish flower. This plant is native to the desert regions

    Rudbeckia(Post)

    Rudbeckia (Black-Eyed Susan) A classic late summer staple of the Aster family, Asteraceae, perennial Black-Eyed Susan, Rudbeckia fulgida (

    Iris(Post)

    Iris Spring is in the air, with perennial gardens beginning to burst with color from both unusual plants and classic garden staples alike.

    Aruncus(Post)

    Aruncus (Goatsbeard) Aruncus dioicus (ah-RUN-kus dye-oh-EE-kus), or goatsbeard, is an impactful perennial able to thrive in a wide array o

    Boston Fern(Post)

    April 20th, 2021 Boston Fern Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Nephrolepis exaltata whose common name is the Boston F

    Grasses(Post)

    Perennial Grasses Grasses, all belonging to the grasses family, Poaceae, are a fantastic way to provide relief and variation in the landsc

    Epimedium(Post)

    Epimedium (Barrenwort) A standout shady perennial in both its utility and its beauty, Epimedium (ep-i-MEE-di-um), or barrenwort, of the barberry family, Berberidaceae (though unproblemat

    Baptisia (Post)

    Baptisia (False/Wild Indigo) Unique perennial standbys can help to liven up traditional perennial beds and set your space apart from the r

    Dicentra(Post)

    Dicentra (Bleeding Heart) As crisp spring air finally arrives here in Minnesota, groggy perennial beds are beginning to come to life for t

    Meet the Philodendrons(Post)

    Meet the Philodendrons

    Tradescantia Nanouk(Post)

    February 1st, 2021 Tradescantia Nanouk Hey plant friends! This week we are going to be talking about Tradescantia nanouk (tra·duh·sk

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