Category: Pollinator & Wildlife
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SEASON ‘ROUND COLORS IN THE GARDEN
For maximum satisfaction, I find that planning my garden so that it produces fresh floral displays throughout the growing season, […]
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Piece of Cake Perennials
Perennials are the floral backbone of my garden because they develop over time and last. I look for exciting new […]
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Bold Salvias for Pollinators
Many Salvia species and varieties, whether annual or perennial, are tall, bold, and bloom continuously throughout summer or fall. Their […]
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Autumn in the Garden
Autumn leaves drifting by your window are telling you that fall is here and it is time to put the […]
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Summer Color by Mike Darcy
With the cool and rainy wet spring that we had here in the Pacific Northwest, most plants seemed to be […]
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Pollinators in a Pinch by Teri Keith
Honeybees, (Apis milliflera) are in trouble in North America, and gardeners, farmers, beekeepers and industrial agriculture are in danger of […...