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Gardeners frequently add plenty of organic material (such as compost or bagged composted manure) in the process of digging and preparing new beds for planting. Although these are not high in nutrients, combined with what is already present in the soil they should offer plenty of foo...

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Question: I am in Zone 5 in north-central Ohio. I have been given some seeds for a pink tree peony (Paeonia suffruticosa). I wonder if anyone can give me an idea how to go about starting them. Do they...

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Announcing the 2008 PERENNIAL PLANT of the YEAR
We are thrilled to announce the 2008 winner, Geranium 'Rozanne' (Rozanne Cranesbill Geranium).Truly one of the longest-flowering perennials of any type, 'Rozanne' bursts into flower in early summer and keeps blooming well into the autumn. It forms a midsized mound of deeply-cut green leaves, with saucer-shaped flowers of glowing violet blue. 'Rozanne' is excellent near the fron...

Is it TOO EARLY to PLANT PERENNIALS?
The perennial department staff at garden centres certainly know this is the number one question during the unsettled weather of early and mid spring. Gardeners are dying to get out there and do something, yet they also fear losing things to untimely frost, and with good reason. There is no one hard and fast "time to plant" date that works for all regions, but the staff at garde...

Other GARDEN Picks for 2008
It seems like everybody has jumped on the bandwagon with declaring this or that to be the "something of the year". Here are a few others for gardeners to know about:2008 Year of the Rudbeckia factsheet from the National Garden Bureau.2008 Year of the Eggplant factsheet from the National Garden Bureau. Wow, egglant! Who would have guessed?The United Nations has declared 2008 to ...

Do you know the COLOUR of the YEAR?
BLUE IRIS is the official Pantone® 2008 Color of the Year. Here it is, and what a GREAT colour too!

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