The art of editing: thoughtful replanting rejuvenates a mature garden

Article Abstract:

An older garden can be given a new look by replacing plants that did not turn out quite as expected with new ones. Gardens needing editing are usually ones that have turned out to be too bland or too busy. Editing should be ongoing and can be inspired by books or other gardens.

Methods, Gardening

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The hardy euphorbias

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The 2,000 Euphorbia species include the annual tender spurges and perennial hardy spurges, found in all warm climates. Hardy spurges can be deciduous or evergreen and come in all sizes and growing habits. Many varieties and their color, culture, and uses are described.

Varieties, Euphorbia

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Back to buddleias: butterflies and gardeners flock to this summer-blooming shrub

Article Abstract:

Buddleias have an extraordinary capacity to attract different kinds of insects. Monarch butterflies thrive on the shrubs which grow large and somewhat chaotically and are called 'petite purple.' Growth and maintenance tips are provided.

Growth, Shrubs

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