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    Aralia(Post)

    Aralia cordata (Spikenard)  If you're looking for a bold, dramatic plant for your shade garden, Aralia cordata, commonly known as Japanese Spikenard, will thrill even the most seasoned ga

    spider plant(Post)

    Chlorophytum comosum Popular, easy, and fun to grow. Every home could use a spider plant, and, they propagate themselves! Just pluck off the little “spiders” that grow from the mother plant,

    Philodendron McColley's Finale(Post)

    December 4th, 2020 Philodendron 'McColley's Finale' Hey plant friends! This week we will be talking about the beautiful Philodendron

    Hoya krohniana(Post)

    February 22nd, 2022 Hoya Krohniana Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Hoya krohniana. This plant belongs to the Apo

    Brunnera(Post)

    Brunnera (Siberian Bugloss/False Forget-Me-Not) With so many bright blooms, sunny spring gardens get a lot of the attention, however, there is so much possibility and excitement to be ha

    Norfolk Island Pine(Post)

    Norfolk Island Pine Hey Plant Friends! This week are talking about Araucaria heterophylla, more commonly known as Norfolk Island Pine. This conifer is native to Norfolk Island, a small is

    Windmill Palm(Post)

    April 4, 2023 Windmill Palm Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Trachycarpus fortune, more commonly known as the Windmi

    Podcast Episode 9: Perennial Garden Planning and Resources(Post)

    Podcast Episode 9: Perennial Garden Planning and Resources April 27, 2023 | 43 min

    Greenhouse Vocabulary(Post)

    Greenhouse Vocabulary Full Sun 6+ hours of direct sun, usually West or South facing or an exposed area.

    A 2022 Year in Review(Post)

    December 30th, 2022 A 2022 Year in Review Although it feels like a blur, there is digital evidence that 2022 happened. And it happene

    keep plants beautiful all summer long (Post)

    The heat of summer is here, this is what we dream about through the cold winter months! This is also the time when our gardens could use a little extra TLC. Here’s what to do in the garden now to ke

    vintage pottery (Post)

    Vintage pottery, and especially vintage American-made pottery, has long had a strong following. It is now catching the attention of a new audience, the passionate plant parents who are styling thei

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