I Love Cyperus prolifer aka Queen Tut Papyrus

I Love Cyperus prolifer aka Queen Tut Papyrus

Name: Cyperus prolifer aka Queen Tut Papyrus Type of Plant:   A native plant in Madagascar, this short growing papyrus is a good annual plant in northern climates, although perennial in zones 9 – 11. Why I Love This Plant: I love the upright growth, bright green...
I Love  Pericallis hybrids Senetti® Cineraria Spring Annuals

I Love  Pericallis hybrids Senetti® Cineraria Spring Annuals

Name:   Pericallis hybrids Senetti® Cineraria Spring Annuals Type of Plant:  These cool weather annuals come in shades of blue, purple and pink daisy-like flowers. You’ll find them in garden centers, supermarkets and home centers at this time of year. Why I Love This...
I Love Hibiscus rosa-sinensis aka Tropical Hibiscus

I Love Hibiscus rosa-sinensis aka Tropical Hibiscus

Name:   Hibiscus rosa-sinensis aka tropical Hibiscus Type of Plant:  A shrub in warm climates, and a flowering patio plant in northern areas. Why I Love This Plant:  The flowers on this plant are large and often bright in color. For the northern gardener, this plant...
Having Fun With A New Container Recipe

Having Fun With A New Container Recipe

Getting bored by the “Thriller/Filler/Spiller” formula? Garden makers just want to laugh and have fun. My graphic, created from my photos on a damp, winter day when Photoshop was what made me most happy.  
I Love Forsythia

I Love Forsythia

Name:  Forsythia species, hybrids and varieties Type of Plant:  A flowering shrub in the olive family, Oleaceae. One of the first shrubs to bloom in the spring, and one that’s very hardy as well. Why I Love This Plant:  I love the fact that this plant produces bright...
Make A Rustic, Spring Log Planter

Make A Rustic, Spring Log Planter

If you find a hollow log, or half a hollow log, make a seasonal celebration planter.  Use small plants you already have in your gardens: moss, self-sown perennials or bulbs, and small stonecrop sedums, for example. I also used a couple of violas from a six-pack of...
I Love Heath and Heather

I Love Heath and Heather

Name:  Heath (Erica cinerea) and Heather (Calluna vulgaris)   Type of Plant:  These two plants are commonly called “heather” but they are two different species. Both are in the family Ericaceae, however and they like similar growing conditions. Why I Love This Plant:...
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