The irresistible epimediums

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Recent introductions of epimediums from Japan and China have delighted plant collectors. Epimediums are generally native to Eastern Europe, Asia and North Africa. These woodland plants are easy to grow and thrive in humus-rich, moist soil in low light or partial shade. Epimediums are easily propagated by division and serve as an effective groundcover in Zone 5 and some Zone 4 areas.

Varieties, Forest flora, Forest plants

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Designing a winter garden

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In areas of North America winter strikes, gardens can be designed to still look striking in the the cold and snow. Designing a winter garden depends on structures and trees, in particular evergreens. Tips for creating a winter garden suitable for Minnesota or Virginia are described.

Virginia, Minnesota, Methods, Usage, Design and construction, Landscape architecture, Gardens, Winter gardening

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Late-season anemones

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This article discusses the cultivation of anemones as transitional plants for late summer and fall. Asian and several American species are presented, as are identification and care techniques.

Management, Anemones (Plants), Anemones (Plant), Perennials, Perennial plants

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