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  • Cecil Brunner Rose

    Two long-established roses earn Earth-Kind distinction.

    Earth-Kind roses must pass a rigorous trial to earn that designation. These roses share many excellent qualities that make them attractive for rose lovers of all ilks. Cecile Brunner and Reve d’Or have been given the Earth-Kind designation in 2010. To learn more about the Earth-Kind program click this link

    http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/earthkind/roses/


http://agnews.tamu.edu/showstory.php?id=1741

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  • Beautiful Clivia Orange Blossom

    Getting Clivias to Rebloom - There are few plants that are more stunning than a well-grown Clivia. A fully loaded crown of Clivia blooms is a site to behold. While Clivias might provide a bit of a challenge, this article tries to remove the mystery of keeping them healthy and getting them to rebloom.


http://gardening.lohudblogs.com/2010/02/19/getting-clivias-to-rebloom/

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  • Sprouting seed pod with radicle showing

    Holy radicles batman! A different and perhaps more effective approach to seed germination. I have used this method with increased success so I can vouch for it.

    I must also add that OUR ENGINEERED GARDEN is a very interesting blog demonstrating many unique techniques applying science and engineering to the art of gardening.

http://engineeredgarden.blogspot.com/2010/02/my-germination-method.html

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  • Russian Sage

    Russian sage is a perennial favorite with a large following. This is one tough plant which puts on quite a show and makes the bees happy!

http://homesteadgardens.wordpress.com/2010/02/17/betsys-favorite-perennials-russian-sage-is-high-on-the-list/

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    Container garden ideas – Container gardening offers a great deal of flexibility. Pots can be easily moved to alter growing conditions as the sun becomes stronger during the summer months or as surrounding plants fill out and provide too much shade. Potted plants can also be moved to areas where color is needed and then returned to another location at a later time.

http://www.blisstree.com/motherearthsgarden/planning-your-container-gardens/

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Gardening on the Moon, www.gardeningonthemoon.com, originally published this post