Growing Diascia (Twinspur) Pronunciation: dy-ass-see-ahDiascias are low-growing sun-lovers that produce countless, small Snapdragon-like flowers above delicate foliage from early summer to frost. They a
Growing Dianthus (Garden Pink)
Growing Dianthus (Garden Pink) Pronunciation: dye-anthus Most varieties require full sun (partial shade in warm inland areas of the West). D. deltoides varieties tolerate partial shade. All
Growing Deutzia Pronunciation: dootzee-uh There are about 60 species of woodland shrubs in the genus Deutzia, all found across Asia from the Himalayas to Japan. Some have great garden value as inte
Growing Delphinium Pronunciation: del-finee-um Delphiniums require full sun, preferably in a spot protected from high winds. They also need very fertile soil, with a pH close to neutral. If your so
Growing Delosperma (Hardy Ice Plant)
Growing Delosperma (Hardy Ice Plant) Pronunciation: del-o-sperma This genus is South African, which indicates marginal winter hardiness in the colder portions of North America. There
Caring For Your Decorated Tabletop Tree, Holiday Accent Tree & Japanese Holly
Caring For Your Decorated Tabletop Tree, Holiday Accent Tree & Japanese Holly Unpacking and Setting Up Your Tree: Stand the box upright, grab the pot by the rim, and pull the tree, along with the cardboa
Growing Davidia (Dove Tree) Pronunciation: dah-vid-ee-ahThe Dove Tree, native to woodland China, is indeed a handsome flowering tree, as people who have seen its large, fluttering, creamy white flower b
Growing Datura Pronunciation: da-tour-uh A genus of over a dozen annual and perennial species. We offer a species (Datura metel) from southwestern China with large, trumpet-like flowers that
Growing Darmera (Umbrella Plant)
Growing Darmera (Umbrella Plant) Pronunciation: dar-meruh Darmera peltata(once known as Peltiphyllum) is native to southwestern Oregon and the mountains of northern California. Its thick rhizomes p
Growing Daphne Pronunciation: daffneeGrow Daphne in full sun or partial shade, and moist but well-drained soil. Prefers soil with a pH close to neutral; add lime if your soil is excessively acid. Prune
Types of Daffodils If you were going to invent the perfect perennial, it would have to meet an exacting list of requirements. It would have to be very beautiful, hardy, easy to care for, and practicall
Daffodil & Daylily Collaboration
Daffodil & Daylily Collaboration Our Daffodils & Daylilies Collaboration combines Daffodils (Narcissus) and Daylilies (Hemerocallis) in close quarters to create a garden with two seasons of bloom—the fir
Growing Narcissus (Daffodils) Pronunciation: nar-sis-usBulb size: 12-16 cm; miniature varieties 8-12 cm Harbingers of a new season, these spring-flowering bulbs light up the landscape. Glorious gol
Growing Cytisus (Broom) Pronunciation: sit-ih-susFull sun; well-drained soil that is average or even rather sandy or poor. Space 5 apart. Seldom needs fertilizer. Grows 25 or more a year with good growing co
Growing Cyperus (Papyrus) Pronunciation: sih-peer-usThis distinctive plant is valued for dramatic displays in containers, borders, or moist areas. Its sparkler-like flower tops are often used in cut flo
Growing Cynara (Cardoon) Pronunciation: sih-nar-ahThe species in this genus of thistle-like perennials include Cynara scolymus (the edible Globe Artichoke) as well as C. cardunculus Porto Spineless. The
Growing Cymbalaria Cymbalaria is a genus of small creeping plants that are usually grown as ground covers. Plants are also attractive tucked in the crevices of stonewalls and in hanging baskets.Light/Waterin
Growing Cynthea (Tree Fern) Pronunciation: sy-ath-ee-ah Native to the forested areas of Australia, this fast-growing Tree Fern soon lives up to its name if given dappled light or partial sun, and m
Growing Cypripedium (Hardy Lady's Slipper)
Growing Cypripedium (Hardy Lady's Slipper) Pronunciation: sip-prih-peedee-um (Cypripedium parviflorum pubescens, C. kentuckiense, and C. reginae)Our native Ladys Slipper Orchids are not diffic
Growing Cyclamen, Dwarf (Indoor Plant)
Growing Cyclamen, Dwarf (Indoor Plant) Pronunciation: sik-lah-men When your Cyclamen arrive, place them in a cool room (one where the temperature doesnt rise much above 65°F) by an east- or west-facing
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