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...e popular in the garden and are often used as cut flowers. More
The variety of flower seeds available online, in stores, and through catalogs can be… More
Mexican aster is a flowering annual native to Central America. It can grow from… More
The daisy-like blossoms of the aster led Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus to name the… More
For every birthday, there is a special flower of celebration. There are 12 designated… More
Flowering evergreen plants are those that will not lose their leaves during their dormant… More
...g periods of drought. Including these plants in a flowerbed adds a bit of… More
Flower pots are a part of container gardening in that you can use garden… More
Fall flowers are a colorful way to extend the life of gardens from the… More
... Evergreen plants make a garden full of life, and flowering evergreens add a… More
Plants and flowers that are grown from seed can make it easy to enjoy… More
While there are over 250,000 species of flowering plants (angiosperms that produce flowers, fruits… More
... blooming perennials fade by autumn, which leaves flower gardens looking colorless and bleak.… More
...l sun and tolerates dry, porous soil. This annual flower grows 48 inches high… More
...ntains six individually packaged perennials which flower year after year. More
A charming, old-fashioned mix of flowers your grandmother might have grown. More
...nectar and host plants, as wellas a wide range of flower colors, heights and… More
Growing and selling cut flowers is a hobby that can be done at home with… More
The cosmos, also known as Mexican aster, is a flower that resembles a daisy and… More
To grow African daisies, or dimorphotheca, start them indoors and once they begin to grow,… More
...sustainable gardener in this free video series on flower gardening and plant... More
When making a dried flower arrangement, use flowers and plants that dry well, such as… More
Arranging dried flowers into decorative bouquets is a great way to enjoy the blooms longer,… More
Learn what plants need more sun than others in this free video clip on perennial… More
...sian doll gourds foxglove pams choice swan gourds aster blue moon aster spider types zinnia doubles zinnia swizzle zinnia pin wheel… More
...frican daisies, forget-me-nots, bachelor buttons, asters, sweet peas, snap dragons, and a flower garden mixture. Most of the seeds have grown into 3 or 4 inch seedlings and I was wondering when I needed to transplant them. Any advice? More
OK, everybody's favorite -- an ID question without a picture. Stopped on the side of the road today to check out a gorgeous plant and didn't have my camera with me. I've been trying to look it up and haven't been able to find a photo. I think I've seen… More
...s, lilies, daylilies, beards tongue, phlox, Iris, asters, peony and probably a few… More
...hat is the flower/plant? I planted some seeds for asters & cosmos. It's about time for them to be pushing through the soil (I think?), but I'm not sure if I am seeing the flower I planted, or maybe just a… More
I came across this list and thought I would share it. I consider it a general guideline because some of the plants listed have been attacked by the beasties. For instance, I know that petunias and dogwoods have been affected by them here in my area. Sorry for the long… More
...g thing but the small church I attend has 4 small flower beds that are 98% weeds. They just look horrible and I want it to reflect beauty not neglect. I would like to make them beautiful but need some help on the design. It… More
...amed---start next letter.... No. 1------ A is for Asters More
... even make seeds-- sedum Autumn Joy, astilbe, and asters. On the sedums, each bud seems to have a few petal type things -- are those the seeds?? And with astilbe, there are obviously… More
...eeds that I have avaliable for trade: *mammoth sunflower *Zinnia: California giant *Zinnia: lilliput mixed colors *Sweet William: Tall, single * Dianthus: mixed colors * Calendula: Pacific Beauty * Calendula: not sure, the pack just said "mix" * Marigold: Crackerjack mix * Gloriosa Daisy *… More
I am planning on overhauling the flower bed in front of my house. I have a few perennials and bulbs already there, which I'd like to keep, but I'll have to move them. When is the best time to transplant them, how should I go about it, and how should… More
hi looking for these seeds. annual flowers-vegs zinnia catus double dahlia. squash winter blue hubbard squash golden hubbard bright lights swiss chard bush cucumber purple bell pepper large type orange bell pepper yelllow bell pepper. beef steak differant types current tomotes peatunia large flowers-any canna dwarf orchid type.yellow ,white red,… More
...ething specific! thanks, lisa Oriental Poppies sunflower mix trumpet vine angel of peru datura cleome white daisy kentucky green beans acorn squash monkey… More
Hello :) Please send a PM to get the email addresss. I am having quite a bit of difficulty with trying to play my mom's memorial garden. It is kidney shaped and our house will be on the back curve of the kidney. We are planning to either have an… More
...ow where the seeds are on asters, Is it the dried flower??? Kathy More
Hello :) I posted in another catagory without seeing this one sorry! I am having quite a bit of difficulty with trying to play my mom's memorial garden. It is kidney shaped and our house will be on the back curve of the kidney. We are planning to either have… More
Where are the seeds on these? Is it after the flower drys....Kathy More
Wild Strawberries (not Edible)
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Watering, Pruning, Enjoying Th…
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Basics Of Seed Collecting
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Planting
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Dwarf Irises In Bloom
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