Old fashioned Chrysanthemums: They're tough, colorful, and truly perennial

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The chrysanthemums are highly sophisticated examples of the plant breeder's technique that bring color to the gardens. The various old-fashioned chrysanthemums that are the rubellum chrysanthemums, the Korean chrysanthemums and the Japanese poms are described, which give a combination of good garden performance without fussing, prolific flowering and a good range of colors and flower forms.

Chrysanthemums

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Unsung perennials: Perfect herbaceous additions to the spring border

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The gardeners mostly prefer early flowering perennials for the spring as they can bloom early and add the beauty of the garden during spring. Some of the herbaceous perennials like peas, borage, crucifers, pigsqueak, pulsatillas, primroses, are discussed.

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Pacific Northwest: Spring duty

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Plants such as tender succulents and echeverias are placed on hard off places such as low wooden benches in a sunny region during spring. Springtime is the busiest time for the botanists as they prepare their plants for the winter of 2005.

Environmental aspects, Succulent plants

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