Favorite Perennials

[...] website and sign up for their newsletter.  They have many useful articles on growing Hardy Lilies also.  And, also, sell tons of Gorgeous “Lilium” or  Hardy Lilies! Martagons grow [...]

[...] Flower Folder to be of great interest in this very Wintery January. The bright colors of the hardy lilies gives us all some hope that there will be lots of blooming things this summer again! I do love [...]

[...] as a cut flower. Listed below are some favorite varieties that grow well in my zone 4 garden. Hardy Lilies (Lilium) come in many different varieties and sizes and colors.  Some can be almost 6 feet [...]

[...] .  That is how it is with Perennial Beds, and makes for an interesting life to say the least!  Happy Gardening! [...]

[...] varieties are pictured on the website, and others will be put on soon. Keep checking back! Happy Gardening! [...]

[...] moved on March 1 and it was a minus 26 degrees that morning! Sure glad I don’t have to move! Happy Gardening! (Or at least dreaming of gardening!) [...]

[...] a fine mulch over all perennials in the autumn. More on Hardy Lily varieties in another post. Happy Gardening! [...]

[...] with, I have started “changing plants around” in another of the beds.  That is how it is with Perennial Beds, and makes for an interesting life to say the least!  Happy Gardening! [...]

[...] fallen, and last week when I did some mowing and bagging (and saving the leaves to put on the perennial beds) I took a trip around the beds with a camera to see which of the plants were worthy of a [...]

[...] another posting on this website! As I worked  at replacing lost plants from the winter in the perennial beds this spring, I wondered what should I write about for the next newsletter.  I thought [...]

[...] was way too early to move them out of the garage before towards the end of April. Container Gardening has long been around in yardscapes, but has become much more prevalent in the [...]

[...] Hardy Lily Bulbs are a wonderful addition to any garden to say the least! They live for years and multiply until [...]

[...] best in the shady areas.  Plant them where they will not get disturbed and as with any lily bulbs, in well drained soil. They are European natives,  and like sweet soil.   Lime can be [...]

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[...] $20.00!) It is also a good idea to put them in a corner where it is more protected. Hosta Choices for Container Gardens With growing Hostas in containers I stick to the older more  [...]

[...] all the good articles on planting and growing Hostas. I was at least very enthused about planting Hostas in containers. I have had Hostas growing in pots in previous years on a trial basis, and have [...]