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Freesia – Early Spring Blooms

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This is the second year that I planted freesia bulbs. I had a bag that had been in my gardening supplies for a year or so (I have a tendency to put things away and forget about them), so I finally decided to put them in the ground. The results were great! These are such strong-smelling flowers; I recommend you don't cut them to bring them …

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Trees for Your Southern Landscape: A Walk through the Forest in Your Backyard

Native Plants, Trees & Shrubs

Having a variety of trees that bloom or produce fruit at different times of the year with a mixture of both deciduous trees and evergreens can offer good habitat for wildlife and birds. Arbor Day is a reminder to all of us of the benefits of trees and this day encourages us to add some trees to our backyard landscape. A little Arbor Day …

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Fittonia - Nerve Plant

Plants Perfect for Your Office – Low Light and Low Maintenance

Houseplants, Low maintenance, Shade Areas

My office has two windows, but they are high up on the wall and don’t allow for direct sunlight. Which, if you’re working on the computer, is a good thing, but if you want to have plants indoors, it can limit your choices. After a few trials (and errors), here are some of the plants I recommend for low light conditions (and low maintenance) in …

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Adding color to a garden with poor soil using container gardens

Got Bad Soil? Go With A Container Garden

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Post Updated: November 8, 2016 The soil around my parents' house is pretty much Mississippi clay. When it rains, it holds the water for a long time, but it dries out to a hard shell in the sun. This makes it difficult to grow eye-catching plants around the house. They don't want to work too much with the soil because plants that are so close to …

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Three pale pink roses which mean grace, admiration, happiness, and friendship

A Guide to Rose Color Meanings

Flowers, Fun Nature Stuff, Projects & Ideas

Did you know that there is meaning to the colors of roses? Valentine's Day is nearly here! For those of you looking to send roses to your Valentine or a friend, be sure that the color of the roses you send have the right message. What Does the Color of a Rose Mean? Here's a quick guide to the meaning behind the colors of roses. When in …

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Orchid from Atlanta Botanical Garden

10 Amazing Facts About Orchids

Botanical Gardens, Flowers, Outdoor Fun

Orchids are amazing! They have so many shapes, sizes, and colors of flowers and can be found all over the world. Here are some fun facts about orchids. Many of the showiest orchids are epiphytic, meaning they attach themselves to other woody plants with their roots and get their nutrients and water from the air and rain.The smallest orchid is …

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