Daylilies (Hemerocallis) are a favorite for many gardeners because these perennials have many attractive features. They are non-toxic to pets and humans, there are a vast variety of different colors, flower shapes, and species available, and the foliage resembles ornamental grasses that offer aesthetic appeal when they are not in bloom. One of the most […]
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Borage (Borago officinalis), often called starflower, are some of the best plants to add to your planting bed because they offer lots of great benefits. These wonderful plants are helpful for attracting beneficial insects, they have many medicinal uses, promote the health of your soil, are very easy to grow and care for, and will
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Lots of gardeners love to include Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia or Salvia yangii) in their gardens because this member of the mint family produces beautiful grey-green foliage and vivid purple flowers that attract plenty of pollinators to the garden. This useful herb also acts as a pest repellent and can be used for herbal teas
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If you love bold and beautiful foliage colors then you will love having a collection of Coral bells (Heuchera villosa). This foliage, also known as alum root, is a perfect garden addition for anyone who wants to add texture and color to garden beds. This foliage can be used as a border plant and is
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Black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta), also referred to as Gloriosa daisies, certainly are some of the more interesting flower species that you can add to an ornamental garden. These plants look like tiny sunflowers with their bright yellow petals and dark centers. In truth, they are members of the sunflower family and are ideal plants to
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Nasturtium (Tropaeolum) flowers should be included in every garden because these cheerful plants are so easy to grow and will brighten your garden up from summer until late autumn with gorgeous yellow and orange flowers. These triple-threat plants are often included in vegetable gardens, fruit crops, and even ornamental gardens because they can boost your
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Red twig dogwood (Cornus sericea), also known as red osier dogwood, is a plant that can offer year-round appeal because it produces lots of dark green foliage during its growing season with occasional clusters of tiny white flowers during early spring and summer. In fall, this plant will shed its leaves to reveal fiery red
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Forsythia shrubs look their best when paired with companion plants that have contrasting colors. In this guide, we are going to take a look at the best plants to pair with your forsythia plants. What Are Forsythia Plants? Forsythia plants (Forsythia x intermedia) are a member of the olive family with 11 different varieties. This
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“Wine and Roses” Weigela plants(Weigela Florida) are popular deciduous shrubs in gardens because they are easy to maintain and can form a beautiful backdrop for other colorful flowers you might have in your garden. These flowering shrubs can be gorgeous when they are in full bloom with an abundance of white, red, yellow, or pink
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Marigolds (Tagetes) are best known for their colorful blooms that can be seen from early summer until late fall. But did you know these are some of the best plants for companion planting? Growing marigolds will attract beneficial insects that can help pollinate your garden plants or fend off pests that might damage herb or
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