August 28, 2008

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The glistening orange berries of Italian Arum. Not just a garden oddity, these bright orange rattles can be spectacular in a woodland setting. [Details] Tip of the Day Water your plants immediately after planting and once a week or so for the first two to three weeks, unless the weather is very rainy. Summer plantings may require more frequent watering, especially during periods of heat or drought. A deep soaking once or twice a week is more ben... [Read the Tip] Ask an Expert Got questions? Get answers. Our plant doctors are on call. Question: I have a Honeysuckle vine (Lonicera) next to my garage in the backyard. It always starts out beautiful. It get's loaded with blossoms and then the leaves get mottled, the blossoms fall off and... [Read the answer] In the News We've Grown! Spring's Almost Here! Who Wants To Learn? Water for Tomorrow, Rain or No Rain??? [More News] Top Sellers Pulsatilla vulgari... [Details] Perennial News PERENNIAL GARDENING NEWS and other great resources! 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... How to SHOP for Perennials Let's face one simple fact: the vast majority of gardeners are impulse shoppers. No matter what your age or level of experience, there is a good chance you've purchased plants at the garden centre that completely seduced you with their charms and you just HAD to have them. Just as likely is the chance you will do it again.I love to hit the nurseries at this time of year and sec... 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! [More News] More Site Features • Plant Tag Symbols • Handy Tables • Hardiness Zones • Free Downloads • Calculators • Live News Feed • Perennial of the Year • Newsletter Archive • Unsubscribe • Privacy • Discussion Forum

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