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22. The Visual Garden Durham, North Carolina, gardener presents photographs of perennials, gardens, and photographic tours of special gardens. http://www.phy.duke.edu/~fortney/vg/vg.html

Welcome to the Visual Garden where computers and my hobbies of gardening and photography come together. Within these pages you'll find some of what I think are my best efforts at flower photography ; taken both in our Durham, NC garden and elsewhere on our travels. There are closeups of flowers, general garden views, and tours of some of the best gardens we've visited. Mostly Pictures Clematis Dahlias Daylilies Iris, Bearded ... Seattle Gardens Chicago Gardens My Garden Links Mostly Pictures of Garden Tours December Photo Camellia j. debutant; taken in our garden in Durham, NC Photo taken December 4, 1998 with Olympus D-600L Click on picture for 500x315 pixel image or below for a larger image. 832x624 pixels Click on the images for expanded pages of thumbnail images of general categories, or on specific items in the list at the left to bypass the general category p age. All images are scanned from slides or negatives and compressed in 24-bit color jpeg format. They will typically look grainy and/or off color on 256 color systems. Displays showing thousands of colors will work well, but if you have millions of colors available you'll find the images look even better. You may want to read some details about digitized pictures and various displays. Everything on these pages was done using a

23. Perennial Gardening Home Page . iWelcome to the perennial garden site of Jan Mieke Bastiaens Since we are keen perennial lovers we own a collection of more that 700 different cultivars of hardy http://www.mnsi.net/~jhlavac/gardening/perennials.htm

Perennial Gardening Beautiful Gardens Herbs Pests and Diseases Square Foot Gardening ... Home Page Since we are keen perennial lovers we own a collection of more that 700 different cultivars of hardy plants in our garden and that is without the trees or shrubs. Since we are keen perennial lovers we own a collection of more that 700 different cultivars of hardy plants in our garden and that is without the trees or shrubs. If you want to know which plants we own you will find a list under plantlist. Here are the plants with the correct Latin name. Palm Tree - All About Caring for Palm Trees Homeowners are presented with unique challenges when caring for palm trees. To maintain healthy and prosperous palms, it is essential to understand these challenges and to obtain the tools necessary to overcome them. American Iris Society the AHS Home Page Hostas Welcome to the American Hosta Society (AHS) and the wonderful world of Hosta. The AHS is a non-profit organization organized exclusively for educational and scientific purposes, and especially to promote, encourage, and foster the development and improvement of the genus Hosta and public interest therein. Interested persons are invited to join the Society. Abundant Daylilies Long-time Daylily Grower Award Winners Abundant Daylilies and Perennials Our large Collection of Hemerocallis Daylilies offers both Retail and Wholesale. Award Winning daylilies including the latest Stout Silver Medal Winners and new varieties by the top hybridizers. Stamile, Henry, Morss, Kirchhoff, Salter, Munson, Brown, Spalding and more. To see our new daylily pictures, scroll down and click on the daylily names. All have pictures and more information.

24. Perennial Gardening In Florida1 ENH68 Perennial Gardening in Florida 1 Sydney Park Brown 2 1. This document is Fact Sheet ENH-68, a series of the Environmental Horticulture Department, Florida Cooperative http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/MG/MG03500.pdf

25. Georgia Perennial Plant Association - Home Page Organization of perennial gardeners in the state of Georgia presents information on meetings and membership, a featured plant section, and photo galleries. http://www.georgiaperennial.org/

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26. Perennial Gardening - Garden-Choices-Net.com The art of perennial gardening like anything else requires knowledge and skill. It is learned from research complimented by experience. http://www.garden-choices-net.com/Perennial-Gardening.html

The Perennial Gardening Experience The art of perennial gardening like anything else requires knowledge and skill. It is learned from research complimented by experience. There are so many aspects of perennial gardening that learning how to do it right is simply not an overnight event. So, how do you learn what to do so your garden can bloom year after year with a minimum amount of replanting? To begin with go to a library or search the net. Try to learn what plants are hardy. Learn which flowers are easier to cultivate. Look at pictures to discover which ones you find most attractive. Then narrow it down to what flowers in what colors you want to use when starting your perennial gardening efforts. This may seem like a lot of work, but perennial gardening can be very satisfying if done properly. As can the outcome. Once you’ve decided what you want to plant you’ll need to check your garden shed to see if you have the required supplies to begin your perennial gardening. First thing you require is a round edged shovel to allow easy digging when planting. Then you’ll have weeding to do. For this you’ll need a good rake, a hoe, and garden shears. It’s important when doing your perennial gardening to make sure the plants do not wind up suffocated by weeds. Then you’ll want either a watering can, if the area you planted isn’t too big, or a long hose if it’s a good sized plot. Once you have your tools you can begin the project of perennial gardening. Plant your bulbs evenly spaced so that the do not overcrowd each other. Overcrowding will not produce nice flowers. You can grow your perennials from seed if that‘s your preference but be sure that the seeds are not planted too close together or they will not come up right either. The third alternative in perennial gardening is to buy plants that have already been potted. The big advantage to this is that you get to see what the colors look like and how the flowers look before you plant them. It helps you know if this is truly what you want. That may be a real bonus for someone who is new to planting perennial flowers.

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Gardening Information Perennial Gardening Section Home Get Gardening Advice Articles and Resources Basket Gardening Gift Links Sitemap Welcome to Gardening Information Article Gardening tips. Hege Crowton Gardens come in different varieties like the plants you find in them. There are several gardening tips that can be used for all type of gardens. 1.Mulching protects your garden topsoil from being blown away. It also provides nutrients as it decomposes and improves the appearance of your gardens. Mulching has other benefits and is one of the most recommended gardening tips by gardeners and farmers alike. 2.Healthy plants are more disease resistant. Plants are like people, a person with a strong immune system can combat diseases. A healthy plant does the same. 3. Pests can be eradicated by cleaning the plant with a watery solution of soap. Just make sure to rinse after. This gardening tip is best heeded for fruit bearing trees or edible plants. 4. Using compost fertilizers are a great way to have healthy plants. It is also a great way to save money on expensive fertilizers. Non -organic fertilizers also tend to leave chemical residues that can accumulate in garden soils and harm not only the plants but the gardeners as well. They cause toxins to go to the water supplies. Another gardening tip recommended not just by farmers and gardeners but also by environmentalists. 5. There are several plants that are only suitable for a specified climate, a certain kind of soil or can only grow with certain plants. You have to know what plant grow in the conditions you have in your area this is for you to avoid unnecessary purchases. This is a money saving gardening tip.

28. Perennial Gardening Made Easy Perennial Gardening Made Easy. Don't be intimidated by the thought of perennial gardening. The secret to easy, successful perennial gardening is thorough preparation of your site and http://www.gardeningideas.org/types/perennial-gardening.htm

Gardening Basics Types of Gardening Gardening Equipments More on Gardening ... Bonsai Types of Gardening Flower Gardening Greenhouse Gardening Herb Gardening Home Gardening ... Gardening Tips (Home) > Types of Gardening Perennial Gardening Perennial Gardening Made Easy Don't be intimidated by the thought of perennial gardening. The secret to easy, successful perennial gardening is thorough preparation of your site and the proper selection of plants. Perennial gardening, as with any type of gardening, also requires careful planning and forethought and in order to accomplish this task; try sketching out your ideas on paper first. After you develop a perennial gardening scheme, examine the landscape carefully to find the most ideal location for your perennial bed. Always consider factors such as light (sun or shade) and soil (wet or dry/fertile or poor) when you are choosing a site. Once the location has been established, you can begin working the soil. Generally, the best time to prepare your perennial beds is in the fall when the soil is more manageable. It is important that the soil be easy to work with and rich in organic content. To achieve this, amend the soil with compost. Using newspaper beneath the topsoil can work wonders as well. Building up the soil into raised beds is another efficient way to achieve success with perennial gardening. Choosing and Caring for Perennial Plants Planting usually takes place in the spring, giving you the entire winter season to further plan out your beds and select plants. Becoming familiar with plants that are suitable to your particular area is another important element of perennial gardening.

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30. Perennial Gardening On The Prairies Maureen and Glenn s garden in Saskatchewan, Canada. Portraits with personal observations for many of their plants. http://www.em.ca/garden/

Perennial Gardening on the Prairies Welcome to our homepage, a place where we plan to share some of our experiences of ornamental gardening in a northern climate. We're Maureen and Glen in Regina, SK, Canada ( map and climate details The last few years we have been trying to grow and overwinter a variety of perennials in our garden. Although our primary gardening interest is perennials, we also enjoy trying many different annuals each year, too. This site also features photos of over 400 of Saskatchewan's native plants, photographing and gardening with native wildflowers is another hobby of ours. Photos Showy Lady's Slipper in bloom June 24th in the boreal forest Primula denticulata flowering in our garden in early May Photos of Saskatchewan's native plants: native plants Photos of Saskatchewan native orchids , Saskatchewan native carnivorous plants Photos of plants we grow: annuals grasses perennials favourites We currently have photos of over 600 species/varieties in our website, including many close ups of blooms or foliage, over 2500 photos. We have a lot of fun collecting and growing a wide variety of plants in our garden. We have had this website since 1998.

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32. Fall Perennial Gardening: Perennial Plants To Prune In The Fall It can be nice to leave some perennials standing for winter interest. But many perennial plants don’t survive rough weather well. Many plants have recurrent problems with http://gardening.about.com/od/maintenance/a/Fall_Pruning_2.htm

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33. Denise's Homepage Homepage including garden pictures with a photo tour of perennial gardens and ponds. http://web1.in4web.com/mtcdrc/

WEL C OME TO DENISE'S HOME PAGE! This website started in 1998 I live in Smallwood, Town of Bethel, Upstate New York, Home of the Original Woodstock Festival. BEFORE... In 1985, we purchased an "ugly duckling" house. DURING... One of the first things we did was change the colors of the house to lighthouse gray with chelsea blue shutters, doors and window boxes. AFTER... We added a front porch in 1996. My husband made all the gingerbread and I started doing major landscaping, adding many perennial gardens, ponds, walkways and fencing. Summer 2003... The newest improvement - blue metal roofing on house and garage. The color is just about the same as the chelsea blue. I think we finally have our "swan" house. November 2003 We were the winners of the category "Best Spruce Up" in a contest sponsored by the Sullivan County Board of Realtors and Sullivan Renaissance. We attended the awards dinner and had a great time!! July 2004 - added overhang to front steps with turned posts and matching running trim.

34. Perennial Gardening : Lone Willow Farm Perennials Type keyword or part of keyword to search by scientific or common name Advanced Search By Plant Characteristics http://lwfperennials.com/perennial.php

Home Perennial Gardening My Account Cart Contents 0 ... Catalog Plant Information Perennial Gardening Growing Daylilies Shade Gardening Ornamental Grasses ... New This Year Quick Search Type keyword or part of keyword to search by scientific or common name Advanced Search By Plant Characteristics Information Orders and Shipping Contact Us About LWF Privacy Statement Growing Perennial Flowers With so many good gardening books out there (you've probably already read several of them) there's no point in me trying to write another. Even though, there are some important basics to follow.  Gardening is a learning experience - no 2 years are alike and no 2 plants are alike.  For me gardening is  a creative outlet and trying new ideas and combinations of plants is what it's all about. Experiment!  If a plant doesn't do well in one spot - move it till you find the spot you both love.  But also be patient - the character of many plants will change as they mature.  Here are 2 of the basics you shouldn't ignore: Prepare Your Beds If you're planting in the spring, it is best to have worked the beds last fall (right before you cut that firewood for the year 2015). But, it's not too late. Work the beds as deep as you can - even if I rototill, I like to get in there with a garden fork and loosen the soil as deep as possible. Mix in lots of organic matter - compost, manure (give it a month to age if it's fresh) or peat moss. Now is the time to add organic amendments - rock phosphate, bone meal, greensand, lime - as needed based on your soil test. You did get your soil tested, right. These types of fertilizers are slow acting and most like to be worked into the soil.

35. Perennial Gardening Pt. 2 - Peck's Green Thumb Peck's Green Thumb Nursery has a wide variety of trees, shrubs, roses, perennial flowers, bulbs, tropical patio plants, annual flowers and hanging baskets in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. http://www.pecksgreenthumb.com/articles/article.php?recordID=14

36. Naturenut A private perennial garden in Ottawa, Canada featuring many plant photos, plant descriptions and daily weblog. http://thenaturenut.blogspot.com

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37. Perennial Gardening Perennial gardening involves using hardy plants that return each year to reward us for our efforts. http://www.perennial-garden-plants.com/perennial-gardening.html

] Subscribe To This Site Perennial Gardening Perennial gardening is a broad field but can be, if so desired, reduced to the simple explanation that it is gardening by using hardy plants that return each year to reward us for our efforts. A perennial garden may contain only a few selections or may in the case of advanced hobbyists be a collection of numerous perennial plants I am of the opinion that a good flower garden even one that has a basic annual theme must be populated with, at the very least, a sprinkling of perennial flowers However, flowering perennials have the unique ability to offer us some of the most unusual forms of both flowers and foliage available in the plant kingdom. Therefore perennials should always be considered as important selections when shopping for landscape plants It is true that many perennials will not produce as many blooms or enjoy the extended flowering season of their annual counterparts. The planting or transplanting of perennials is not unlike other forms of gardening but remember that it is always advisable to install a five dollar plant in a fifty dollar hole. The previous sentence refers to not only planting pocket size but to the use of soil conditioners as not many of us have ideal soil properties to work with.

38. Toledo Botanical Garden Features shade, herb and perennial gardens, a section dedicated to All America Selections vegetables and flowers, and a hosta collection. http://www.toledogarden.org/

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39. Perennial Gardening You can create a permanent garden structure by perennial gardening. Your plants come up flower year after year isn't that something to look foward to. Discover some http://www.the-organic-gardener.com/perennial-gardening.html

Perennial Gardening Works For You - and your plants grow with you - Perennial gardening concentrates on establishing permanent plant areas and eliminates the need to sow and plant each year. That saves on cost and effort. With perennial gardening the plants really do become the gardener's friend as the perennial life cycle is not restricted to 1 or 2 years. Of course, you can reinforce your perennials with annuals, but perennials will form a permanent and reliable structure to your garden. For this reason, be careful to match your perennials to suite the growing conditions of a particular site. Also, consider the eventual size of your plants, and how they fit the available space. Think about impact and scale in relation to plant size. Base your perennial gardening style on nature. Most people think of perennials as herbaceous or leafy plants that die down at the end of each year to grow back again the next. Don’t forget too, that bulbs, shrubs and evergreens are valuable perennials capable of extending the garden season. Bulbs produce early season flowers. Shrubs provide colorful autumn leaves and berries and some winter flowers too. Herbaceous perennials Many herbaceous perennials lie dormant over winter with their buds at or just below soil level. They survive the winter as a rootstock bearing a stem with leaf buds, or as underground stems and roots.

40. Hardy Terrestrial Orchids For Perennial Gardens Pennsylvania nursery offering hardy terrestrial orchids for perennial gardens. Online photo catalog, printable order form. http://www.wildorchidcompany.com/

HOME WHOLESALE A GROWER'S GUIDE GALLERY ... NEWSLETTER SHOP FOR HARDY PERENNIAL ORCHIDS Calanthes Species Lady’s Slippers Hardy Chinese Orchids Other Hardy Orchids ... Order by Mail PLANTING AND CARE About Hardy Perennial Orchids When to Order and Plant Hardiness Zone Finder A Grower’s Guide Book ... FAQ FEATURED ITEMS The Gardener's Guide Book Bletilla yokohama 'Kate' PP19878* WILD ORCHID COMPANY History Book Dr. Mathis to Speak Garden Gallery Contact Us ... Site Map Grow Hardy Terrestrial Orchids in Your Garden Grow hardy terrestrial orchid species in your garden that will survive even harsh winters. Known as “hardy perennial orchids” these exotic cultivars originate from native wild orchids and actually survive and thrive in soil and temperatures associated to climates considered frigid. You can enjoy the beauty of hardy orchid plants usually associated with the tropics in your own outdoor garden. Hardy terrestrial orchids will survive extreme temperatures from zone 3 – 9. Successfully Grow Exotic Perennials And Hardy Orchids.

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