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Bee Balm

Bee Balm Plant: Growing Monarda Didyma

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Bee Balm Monarda didyma, commonly known as Bee Balm is a showy and fragrant group of plants indigenous to northeastern North America. Monardas have long been prized for their medicinal and culinary properties and showy flowers,...
Floribunda Roses

Floribunda Rose History, Top 3 Great Varieties

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Trying New Rose Varieties Floribunda roses are small, compact-growing shrubs that produce multiple clusters of single to fully-double flowers during spring and autumn. It is not unusual for a floribunda rose to produce clusters of...
Trachyandra

Trachyandra – How To Grow Trachyandra Succulents

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Trachyandra If you're searching for a more exotic plant to cultivate, try growing Trachyandra plants. What is a Trachyandra? There are few species of this plant found throughout South Africa and Madagascar. The following article contains Trachyandra...
Golden Star - chrysogonum virginianum

GoldenStar Is 1 Great Wild Garden Star

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GoldenStar, Chrysogonum vir­ginianum (kry-SO-go-num or, if you prefer, kris-SOG-o-num) is hard to miss, for it blooms for up to three-quar­ters of the year. It adapts well to gardens in USDA Zones 5 or 6...
Hanging Succulents

Hanging Succulents: 4 Vibrant Plants To Hang

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Hanging Succulents Many people choose to create a hanging succulents garden to add color to their backyard. Colorful succulents and ferns are the most popular variety of hanging gardens. Succulents of vibrant gold, blue and green,...
philodendron micans

Philodendron Micans And Other Indoor Types

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Philodendron Micans And Other Indoor Types Philodendron Micans, also known as Philodendron hederaceum var. or hederaceum. What makes philodendron micans special is their beautiful velvet finish. In fact, the common name for the philodendron micans is...
stapelia

A Gardener’s Tale of Stapelia: Taming the Wild Beauty

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When I first laid eyes on a Stapelia, it was like stumbling upon a secret garden in the heart of South Africa. With their unique hairy flowers and distinct pungent odor, these succulent houseplants,...
Flax Plants

The History of Flax Plants: From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Marvels

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The humble flax plants, with its delicate blue flowers and slender stalk, hides a multitude of uses. Its fibers have clothed civilizations for millennia, its oil nourishes bodies, and its seeds add a nutty...
Sedum

Planting Sedum – 3 Easy Steps To Install Sedum Mat Carpet

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Planting Sedum There are very few plants more forgiving of sun and bad soil than sedum plants. The Magic of Groundcover Underneath perennials, or in the absence of grass, it is perfect to fill in...
Begonias

Begonias: 10 Easy Steps To Start Begonias Indoors

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Begonias The range of begonias now available is impressive. There are rich reds like 'Carnation Crimson' and 'Camellia Scarlet.' Striking two- tones like 'Calypso' and 'Petticoat.' And novel hybrids like 'Daffodil Salmon' and 'Picotee Rosebud.' So...