Q&A - Perennials - Russian Sage
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Where I grew up, it was common for us, whenever we were in a town, to drive around looking at the different neighborhoods …
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In this issue our primary focus is on perennial gardens – beautiful perennial gardens.
Columns
The ultimate definition of an optimist may very well be a person who looks out at a mass of brown, smushed foliage; twisted ...
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If this were a perfect world, I wouldn’t be writing this editorial for the March-April issue of Chicagoland Gardening at all.
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Kay “The Bluebird Lady” MacNeil advocates (and gardens) for wildlife.
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Miniature gardening is the rage. What enchanting miniature plants work well in a shaded area?
What are the three best houseplants that everyone should own and why?
I have two 3-year-old rose of Sharon plants, about 20 feet apart. One blooms every year. The other plant forms about 100 buds and looks healthy, but it has not bloomed in the last two years. The buds are solidly closed and look as if they are rotting from the inside out. There does not seem to be any sign of insects on the plant. What is this problem?
