8 days ago by Jared

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9 days ago by ssrobertson

On a recent evening while turning into our driveway I was doing my usual “lookout” for the pesky neighborhood deer herd, when I discovered several of those hungry beasts nibbling around my roses and daylilies. This little herd of about 9 or so deer is seen almost daily roaming around our subdivision ...

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9 days ago by Jean Potuchek

Gardeners love to share – their knowledge and advice, their blogs , their garden photos, and especially their plants. Every area of my garden includes plants that began as divisions from the gardens of friends and relatives. The planting on the steep slope by the back door is anchored by divisions o ...

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10 days ago by Em

‘Old King Cole’: ‘Lullabye Baby’: ‘Jack Sprat’: ‘Hush Little Baby’:

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12 days ago by Jared

Click on the image or the link below to view our New 2010 Introductions. You can also use the navigation menu on the right side of the page. 2010 Introductions

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16 days ago by Em

How’s this for dazzlingl? I saw a photograph of daylily ‘Joan Derifield’ in one of the Eureka Daylily Reference Guides a few years ago and was intrigued. I planted one in my garden in the late summer of 2008, so this year was the first time it bloomed for me. Often first-time bloomers will have some ...

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24 days ago by Jean Potuchek

Frost has finally come to my little corner of Maine, a light frost two nights ago and then a more serious freeze last night. Two days ago, I had a surprising number of flowers still in bloom. Petunias and dianthus were still blooming in a container on the deck, Rudbeckia ‘Herbstsonne’ and Coreopsis ...

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25 days ago by Lynn

We have already had our first frost. The thermometer said 31 degrees on 10/10 but beside the frost there was also ice on the dogs water dishes. When I let Cocoa and Rosie out that morning, both slid across the icy deck. The weather forecasters – otherwise known as ‘Poorcasters’ – had said it would g ...

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35 days ago by Jean Potuchek

Recently, I contacted R. Seawright Gardens by email to see if I could arrange to stop by their Massachusetts nursery one Friday on my way north from visiting my mother. Their website indicated that they were growing a plant that I wanted to acquire for my garden, the daylily ‘Sandra Elizabeth’ (See ...

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40 days ago by leeoliphant

For perennials (plants whose life span extends more than three growing seasons), now is the time to divide and conquer. My garden, which was a vacant expanse less than five years ago, has begun to fill in and become crowded. Perennials have reproduced by creating new plants and I intend to take full ...

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