
Originating in Mexico and South America, Zinnias are favorites in gardens here and abroad. These annuals are easy to grow and provide summer-long colo...
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This fragrant herb has had a long affiliation with Christmas. A perennial in warm climates, rosemary is now popular for the holidays in the form of to...
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Sage makes its annual appearance in the kitchen as Thanksgiving arrives. Classic stuffing (or dressing ) draws upon this herb for wonderful flavor and...
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"You, Tityrus, stretched in shade, teach forests to echo the beauteous Amaryllis." - from the First Eclogue of Vergil, Ancient Roman Poet 'T...
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Simple and sentimental, Lily of the Valley are admired for their gorgeous bell-shaped blooms and lovely scent. In floral language, Lily of the Valley ...
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This beautiful, fragrant perennial herb has been used for centuries to soothe, heal, scent, and flavor. Add extra color to your garden and enjoy the m...
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Latin isn't dead - at least not in the garden. While many plants are more famously known by their common names, you can't be guaranteed that a "butter...
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As you make plans for improvements to your garden this year, consider attracting butterflies. Not only do butterflies provide aesthetic appeal, they a...
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"I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, ...
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"The fragrance always remains in the hand that gives the rose." - Heda Bejar Love. Hatred. Acceptance. Refusal. How can one covey such sentiments with...
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A sunny window, a little water, and good drainage - requirements for an ideal houseplant. Succulents, whose fleshy tissues conserve moisture, look lus...
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Lucky Bamboo, botanical name dracaena, is tough and resilient. It does not require direct sunlight, allowing you to add a bit of green life to those ...
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Adore daffodils? Love tulips? As with most groups of plants, bulbs come with their own set of special considerations. Bulbs are not for the impulsive ...
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The many varieties of mint - peppermint, chocolate, spearmint, apple, ginger, etc. - have been in use all over the world for teas, as an added flavor ...
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While hydrangeas seem old-fashioned to some, gardeners have renewed their interest in this versatile plant. It has become so popular that "The America...
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