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    Lupinus(Post)

    Lupinus (Lupine) A breathtaking late spring perennial, Lupinus (loo-PY-nus) or Lupine (loo-pin), of the legume or pea family, Fabaceae, i ...

    Aquilegia (Post)

    Aquilegia (Columbine) As perennial garden beds begin to wake up and glow with early season color, spring bloomers are a sure sign that sp ...

    Garden Pests and Diseases(Post)

    Common Pests and Diseases in the Perennial Garden Life in the garden is mostly sunshine and rainbows, but occasionally a pest or disease w ...

    Pellionia(Post)

    Pellionia Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Pellionia, commonly known as Trailing Begonia or Rainbow Vine. This species of flowering plant that belongs to the Urticaceae ...

    Geum(Post)

    Geum (Avens/Prairie Smoke) One of the first perennials to emerge in the spring, Geum (JEE-um), commonly known as avens, is a distinctly c ...

    Perennial Care Cards(Post)

    Perennial Care Cards Perennial care cards available for download below! salt tolerant perennials and shrubs download { "__shgImageV2Elements": { "uuid ...

    Eutrochium(Post)

    Eutrochium (Joe Pye Weed) Joe Pye weed is a prolific late season bloomer, offering large blooms and unmatched height and structure in the ...

    Anemone(Post)

    Anemone (Windflower) Whether ushering in the early summer months or sprucing up any tired summer display with their refreshing late seaso ...

    Angel Wing Begonia(Post)

    March 30th, 2021 Angel Wing Begonia Hey plant friends! This week we are going to be talking about Angel Wing Begonias. These beauti ...

    Weigela(Post)

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

    Continuous Color(Post)

    Planting for Continuous Color Along with their beautiful foliage interest, textured bark, and ornamental berries, perennials produce stunn ...

    Success in the Garden All Summer Long(Post)

    Success in the Garden All Summer Long With a few simple steps, your garden will look it's best all season long! 1. Water, Water, Water Make sure to properly hydrate your ne ...

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