Fall Gardening – It’s Your Choice
If you’re interested in a few new plants for fall gardening and extending your bloom time well in October, here are a few suggestions I made this week in my radio podcast. Click here to listen
Hardy Hibiscus Red
Just for the record, here’s my schedule of fall planting with comments. Understand this is for a USDA zone 4 – Canadian Zone 5-ish...
Garden Writers 2009
At the recent garden writers convention, I sat in on Rob Cardillo’s photo lecture and it was the best one of the conference. One of...
Fall Gardening
Fall gardening is the gardening time of the year when spending time outdoors can be a marvellous pleasure or an unmitigated disaster. The other...
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Beautiful picture .I have them all over my deck . They haventaken all summer but thet are covered with blossoms
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I love this flower! I seem to have killed it twice in my S. Fl. zone 10 garden though, so I will admire your pics instead. I wanted to “Thank You” for adding my blog to your site. I have just added yours to my page. Great blog indeed!
Have a great day~
Karrita
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Well, things that require dormancy such as this plant are not likely going to be happy without winter. And then there’s that summer heat that fries them pretty much. You’ve got a pretty interesting plant palette down there to begin with – a few northern plants aren’t going to be missed. But it’s funny how we all want to grow the plants we can’t.