Southeast: Hydrangea Haven

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A brief review on the non-profit Aldridge gardens Inc. that contracts with Southeast city to develop and mange the garden, formally opened for public on June 1, 2001 is done. The garden features mass plantings of some 27 varieties of at least four hydrangea species and aims to offer its anticipated 150,000 to 200,000 annual visitors a chance to view the worldEs largest collection of hydrangeas.

Design and construction, Gardens, Hydrangeas

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Pride of place

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Jan Midgley, a nurserywomen gives the detail description of the richness of Alabama flora. Midgley credits her upbringing in rural and small-town Missouri for her fascination with gardening and nature, and her strict, private girls' school classical education for developing her thorough, scientific methodology.

Nursery growers

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Crape myrtles: the next generation

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Crape myrtle is a durable and versatile shrub that is a popular element of southern landscaping. Varieties range from those small enough for hanging baskets to others the size of small trees. Tips on planting and maintaining crape myrtle are presented.

Methods, Usage, Crape myrtle

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