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Choose some interesting varieties of plants for your lawn and garden:
The Allium 'Azureum', 'Allium caeruleum'', a fall planted ornamental onion bulb, produces beautiful uniquely colored sky blue flowers with a diameter of 1.5". This Allium is easy to grow and does well in average to rich, well drained soil. Plant in groups of ten or more for an eye catching focal point. The Azureum is ideal for containers, mass plantings, borders, and cut flowers. These plants are rabbit, squirrel, and deer resistant. The Azureum has a bloom period of about 3 weeks and they bloom in late spring to early summer.
The Pheasant Berry, `Lycesteria Golden Lanterns,' is an easy to grow shrub that will provide lots of color to any garden. A great addition to a perennial border, this Proven Winners selection features sunny yellow foliage with reddish new growth. Its dark purple bracts make it even more colorful. The berries produced by the Pheasant Berry plant are commonly enjoyed by wildlife, including pheasants. This shrub will die back to the ground each winter in colder climates, so use a lot of mulch when growing this plant in northern regions.
The White Butterfly Bush, ‘Buddleia
davidii,’ will grow easily in any average, medium wet, well draining soil in a full sun location. The plants should be cut back to the ground each year in late winter. This will encourage more vigorous growth, superior flowers and a better shape. Deadheading spent flowers during the growing season will also encourage additional blooms. Leaving final blooms will help to facilitate reseeding in the fall
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 The Red Chokeberry, `Aronia arbutifolia Brilliantissima,' displays its clusters white to pinking flowers in the spring. These flowers are followed by abundant glossy red fruits up to one half inch in diameter, that appear in dense clusters along the branches. This deciduous shrub, which is most noted for its red berries and red fall foliage, will slowly grow to from six to eight feet in height. They are tolerant of a wide range of soils. The best fruit production will occur when planted in full sunlight. The Chokeberry bush will spread by root suckers to form small colonies. |
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 The Montmorency cherry is one of the most popular sour cherries in America. It is also the classic cherry for baking pies. These cherries have proven over the years to be outstanding for both cooking and pie-making. This tree ripens in June and will grow to about fifteen feet tall. A Montmorency cherry tree is self fertile, meaning that no pollinator is required for setting fruit. The fruits are medium sized, dark red in color and have good flavor and quality. The flesh is clear to yellow in color. |
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 The Riterkreuz Ivy, `Hedera helix,' features small, glossy, dark green leaves that each have five to seven pointed lobes. This is a fairly vigorous ivy that exhibits a trailing, self-branching habit. It often has little side branches that resemble a Maltese cross. The ivies are one of the most useful groups of plants for that garden that we carry, and their wide range of varieties will give color and form to a garden throughout the year. |