VOLUME 15, ISSUE 40 • October 3, 2019 Neil Sperry editor. Gretchen Drew design and circulation. |
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Gardening This WeekendFinally a change in the weather seems imminent. Like many of you, I am so done with summer! Let's take a look at what new opportunities cooler weather will bring to your list of activities. Photo: It's time to dig, divide Gloriosa daisies. Variety 'Goldsturm." |
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Where Are Poinsettias in Their Journey?
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Mums Star in the FallFew garden flowers are as tied to their seasons as mums are to the fall. From jewels of the autumn perennial beds to giant corsages at homecoming, they steal the show. Let's learn more about them. Photo: "Cushion" mums are great in the garden. |
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Question of the Week: October 3, 2019"We would like a tall shrub to screen an unsightly view behind our house. What would you suggest?" I have several options that would be at the top of my list. Photo: You have several good options. I'll share my favorites with you. |
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Compromises in the LandscapeSometimes
I feel like a counselor asked to mediate between two opposite opinions.
Fast-growing trees. Native plants. Grass in the shade. Flowering shrubs
for the foundation. Tired of planting annuals. How can I help them?
Click to find out. Photo: Texas sage blooms if it rains! |
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And, in closingThat's it for another e-gardens. I'll be back with more information on fall gardening right here next week.
Serenity High will turn 20 years old on Friday, October 11, and we will be having a big Birthday Bash Celebration that morning beginning at 7:30. For tickets and more information, click here. You'll see individual tickets listed. We'd love to have you join us! Thanks for reading. Until next week, Happy Gardening! |
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