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    Euphorbia Dragon Bone(Post)

    January 1st, 2021 Euphorbia Dragon Bone Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about the Euphorbia. Specifically Euphorbia lact

    Polemonium(Post)

    Polemonium (Jacob's Ladder) The only thing better than an elegant and bright spring bloomer is one that provides season-long foliage inter

    Scabiosa(Post)

    Scabiosa (Pincushion Flower) The pursuit of consistent, lasting color is one of the most enjoyable challenges to tackle in perennial garde

    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

    Meet the Philodendrons(Post)

    Meet the Philodendrons

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs(Post)

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs Depending on your location, the Twin Cities area is considered Zone 5a (-20F to -15F) or Zone 4b (-25F to -20F). Zone 3 begins in the northern 1/

    Gift Guide from Wit & Delight(Post)

    Kate Arend - Wit & Delight's Lifestyle blog for "Designing a Well-Lived Life" joins Tonkadale to showcase her favorite gift picks for the season."I love the gestural take on traditional blue and white

    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

    Philodendron Micans(Post)

    September 15th, 2021 Philodendron Micans Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Philodendron scandens ‘Micans’. This plant

    Leucanthemum(Post)

    Leucanthemum (Shasta Daisy) With hot summer days and an abundance of sunshine, gardens are in peak season form, exploding with the vibrant

    Rudbeckia(Post)

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

    Syngonium(Post)

    November 13th, 2020 Syngonium Hey plant friends! Let’s talk Syngonium podophyllum (Sin-GO-nee-um Po-do-FI-lum). Also known as Arrowh

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