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    Cissus Discolor(Post)

    May 31st, 2021 Cissus Discolor Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Cissus discolor commonly known as the Rex Begonia vi

    Penstemon(Post)

    Penstemon (Beardtongue) A phenomenal early summer problem solver, Penstemon hit their stride just as spring gardens begin to wind down and

    Liatris(Post)

    Liatris (Blazing Star/Gayfeather) Blazing temperatures, bustling pollinators, and emerging summer blooms are sure signs that the hot month

    Rhaphidophora Decursiva(Post)

    August 23rd, 2021 Rhaphidophora decursiva Hey plant friends! This week we are going to be talking about Rhaphidophora decursiva. The

    Anthurium(Post)

    January 13th, 2021 Anthurium Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Anthurium [an·thaw·ree·uhm]. Belonging to the Araceae

    Phlox(Post)

    Phlox Offering a beautiful diversity of size, color, and habit, Phlox are the perfect problem-solving perennials sure to brighten up even

    Polygonatum(Post)

    Polygonatum (Solomon's Seal) The best garden additions are those that serve many roles in the space and provide multi-season interest, sho

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for an Aromatic Garden(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for an Aromatic Garden Incorporating aromatic perennials into your garden offers numerous benefits that can enhance your gardening experience, both visually an

    10 Tips for Pollinator Planting(Post)

    10 Tips for Pollinator Planting Pollination is a vital ecological process that involves the transfer of pollen between flowers. Pollinators are insects or animals that aid in pollen tran

    Anthurium Cobra(Post)

    Oct 18th, 2022 Anthurium Cobra Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Anthurium bonplandii ssp. guayanum, more commonly kn

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Fall Color with Trees and Shrubs(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Fall Color with Trees & Shrubs Fall is the perfect time to showcase trees and shrubs that offer captivating color. While most of these plants bloom in the

    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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