Off with their heads

Article Abstract:

Advice is given on how to ensure a greater abundance of blooms on impatiens plants. During the summer months, impatiens grow very quickly and bloom profusely, but if you cut them back in July and reduce their height by half, they will fill out again within two weeks and bloom even more profusely.

Planning, Environmental aspects, Pruning, Southern United States, Horticulture, Impatiens

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Blooming on a budget

Article Abstract:

Gardener Sharon Whittington presents an economical and practical design for an attractive garden. She used herbicide to kill the grass and create an empty planting bed. She also bought plants, such as coleus and zinnias, that grow big and continuously flower.

Management, Design and construction, Gardening

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Elegant tranquility

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the Mediterranean design of a garden in San Antonio with tropical gardens, arched walls and terraces are presented. Reference is made to importance of water and the architectural and ornamental collections of the owners.

Practice, Texas, Landscape architecture

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