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    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

    Hemerocallis(Post)

    Hemerocallis (Daylily) A cheery midsummer classic and perennial collector’s dream, Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss), or daylily, are excep

    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.

    Paeonia(Post)

    Paeonia (Peony) As spring continues to rouse slumbering perennials from their winter dormancy, breathing new signs of life into sleepy gar

    Astilbe(Post)

    Astilbe (False Goatsbeard) Among the classic shady regulars, Astilbe (a-STIL-bee) stands out from the crowd, providing a dramatic show of

    Episode 8: Talking Soil Mixes with Sol Soils(Post)

    Podcast Episode 8: Talking Soil Mixes with Sol Soils April 27 2023 | 30:27 min

    Edible Flowers (Post)

    May 24, 2022 Edible Flowers to Forage Edible flowers will up your up your backyard BBQ game from bleak to boutique offering unique fl

    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

    How to Grow Cannabis(Post)

    How to Grow Cannabis All About Cannabis Cannabis is a genus of three species of flowering plants distributed worldwide. Cannabis indica and Cannabis sativa are the two most wel

    All About Light(Post)

    All About Light Houseplants absorb light and emit joy in every space they enter. Lush greenery and striking variegation bring together a cozy, inviting space. To ensure your plants recei

    Ratibida(Post)

    Ratibida (Prairie/Gray-Headed Coneflower) Glowing with bright summer color and unique thimble-like blooms, Ratibida, of the Aster family,

    Rudbeckia(Post)

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

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