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Dr. David C. Zlesak — September 22, 2015 Rosa Above and Beyond™ (‘ZLEEltonStrack’) Rambling along split rail fences or dramatically reaching up and spilling over arbors or trellises, climbing roses provide a spectacular display in the landscape. Their height can Read More
Staff — September 15, 2015 The Greatest Generation. Baby Boomers. Gen X. Gen Y. The Millennials. (Youngest cohort to be determined.) At any point in time, our population is composed of several generations – living together, working together, moving society Read More
Seven little grasses. A lucky number of outstanding little selections that promise myriad uses and have untold potential. We’re so used to using stately, cloud-grazing grasses that we tend to forget there are shorter varieties that fit neatly into today’s Read More
Mark Windham — August 25, 2015 Native to China, Camellia sinensis may be grown in the U.S. as an evergreen shrub or small tree. The leaf tips and first and second leaves are picked to make a beautiful and delicious Read More
Charlie Hall — August 20, 2015 Fire and rain. Record heat. A slow recovery from the most dramatic downturn in decades. Evolving demographics. New consumers. Tree shortages. We’ve got a lot to consider, and here to help guide us toward Read More
ally Benson — August 13, 2015 What a mess. When retired police officer Richard Coates hired a landscape company to renovate his southern California back yard, he was careful to verify the company’s licensing as well as its portfolio. He Read More
We haven’t visited this in a while, so let’s take a look at the Perennial Plant of the Year (PPOY) as designated by the Perennial Plant Association (PPA). This time, with a twist. We’ll look back at the last decade Read More
Staff — July 27, 2015 Retailers’ Choice Awards™ at SNA 2015 were presented to nine exhibiting firms during a presentation on the SNA Stage. The Garden Center Group’s Sid Raisch led the retailer search. Products were selected specifically for garden Read More
Joe Boggs and Jim Chatfield — July 20, 2015 The first two installments of this series (May 2015 and June 2015) taught us that galls, while mysterious, are not to be feared. Nevertheless, they are abnormal growths, and they can Read More
Sally Benson — July 16, 2015 They started out as liners, scrawny little sticks with scant visible potential, but there was room at the fence for filler, so into the soil they went. I’m a fool for hydrangeas and will Read More