From summer to September

Article Abstract:

The Brazilian verbena is easy to grow since it flourishes even in poor soil. A perennial that savors the sunniness of summer, this verbena variety has beautiful purple flowers. Gardeners can try pairing the Brazilian verbena with the yellow flowers of Patrinia to create an eye-catching combination.

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Dazzling in Dallas

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Dean and Linda Linderman's garden in Dallas, TX, was designed by landscape architect Walter Dahlberg. The garden is planted with perennials grown in garden soil rich in organic matter, which replaced the original topsoil. A list of sturdy perennials in the Linderman garden is included.

Portrayals, Landscape gardening

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Salvias that thrive in fall

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Perennial salvias bloom most profusely in the fall with blue, purple and red flowers. Favorite varieties are the Mexican bush or velvet sage (Salvia leucantha) and the Salvia guaranitica. Tips for growing are included.

Varieties, Salvia

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