Here's a collection of six excellent publications explaining the latest trends in garden design and new plant varieties. |
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Tropical Punch! Exotic Plants as Focal Points and Accents in
Midwestern Gardens
One of the exciting new trends in garden design
is the incorporation of lush-looking tropical plants into
annual and perennial borders
no matter where you live. Features 14 tropical plants
to consider.
8 pages
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From the Ground Up - Groundcovers to Know
and Use
The most widely planted groundcover in today's
landscape is turfgrass. Turfgrass covers the soil in almost
any conceivable place. Most of the time it succeeds in
providing a suitable cover. Yet, sometimes unsuitable growing
conditions prevent its success. When this is the case,
then other groundcovers may provide solutions to a landscaping
challenge or just
add a bit of much needed texture or color. Features 37
different groundcovers.
8 pages
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Beyond Impatiens and Petunias
Some plants like it hot -- some plants
like it cool. Whatever the garden situation, there are
annuals and perennials that can be selected to offer
color and interest to even some of the most extreme
gardening situations. Offers 30 different plant selections.
8 pages
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Grasses with Gusto! Growing Ornamental
Grasses in Your Garden
Ornamental grasses have the ability
to provide interesting color, texture and form whether
used by themselve or mixed with other annuals and perennials.
Features 15 different ornamental grasses.
8 pages
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Fantastic Foliage
Form, texture and color are the three
guiding principles when creating an inviting landscape.
Some plants are valued for their foliage effects with
flowers being secondary. These plants have the ability
to provide striking color with only their foliage. Features
21 foliage plants.
6 pages
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Tips for Great Looking Container Gardens
The popularity of container gardening
has taken on a life of its own and has become an art
form. Common plant material can look entirely new
when displayed in containers where the plant's unique
color,
texture or form can be spotlighted.
4 pages
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