Consider a dogwood tree in your garden
In January the daylight eagerly increases.
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Autumnal tints
Reflections from Henry David Thoreau, 1817-1862 author, who coined the Autumnal language, enhancing the personality of the season.
Read MoreJoe-Pye weed — a great addition to any garden
Eupatorium purpureum, or Joe-Pye weed as most people know it, is far from an unwanted weed to me.
Read MoreThe Cardinal Plant
The cardinal flower is a brilliant scarlet-colored native wildflower that grows in marshes, stream banks and low woods.
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August, Fantistic Flowers To Share
The fruits of your labor will begin to show in August whether they are flowers or vegetables.
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Snowball Bush
Can’t get enough of the gorgeous snowball bush?
Read MoreSweet Carolina shrub
A very beloved native shrub in South Carolina is sweet bubby bush or sweet shrub (calycanthus floridus).
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Glory of the Snow
The dark earth of winter becomes bright with the covering of snow and we feel happy with the Glory of the Snow.
Read MoreAmaryllis Brings Beauty To Winter
Although there is a lot of beauty that comes with winter, you may be sad to see the leaves and flowers go.
Read MoreThe Tree That Trembles
My life has taken me from Indiana flat land to a blunt edge of a glacier, formed early on from a meteor strike or a natural occurring volcano.
Read MoreThrough the seasons
If you live in an area that experiences below-freezing winter temperatures, as happens in zone 5 here in Indiana, you have a choice every fall.
Read MoreSummer’s End!
Parting is such sorrow when summer ends and school begins.
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Fragrant Lily
It is the symbol to me of Mother embracing our family with flowers.
Read MoreColor Your Flag With Flowers
Red, white and blue were the colors that made up the American flag when it was officially adopted in 1777.
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All About Susan
I was quite startled when my horticulture viewfinder posted a brown eye Susan.
Read MoreDelicate Hollyhocks
Have you ever planted your plants with great expectations, only to have no blossoms to show?
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