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10.09.25
Garden Plants
Astilbe flower, its feathery plumes and fern-like leaves can grow anywhere the regular plant doesn’t. Its fluffy spikes appear in shades of pink, white, red, and lavender. Astilbe likes moist, partially shaded conditions, like damp borders, woodland edges, and shaded patios.
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Asters flowers have star-shaped blooms and a wide color range. They are the most common choice for late summer and fall. You can fill borders, meadows, and containers with these colorful plants and support essential pollinators.
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This plant is not a true fern but a member of the Asparagaceae family, related to the edible asparagus. You can learn the basics of asparagus fern care to keep these plants alive.
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People have been using this seasonal favorite for its delicate flavor and place in everyday kitchens and gourmet menus. The plant has an ancient history, with records of its cultivation by the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans.
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A lily asiatic is among the first lilies to flower in the season, usually opening in late spring or early summer, long before Oriental lilies. These hybrids brighten borders, containers, and cut flower arrangements with little effort.
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Asiatic jasmine (Trachelospermum asiaticum) is the most adaptable groundcover for warm climates. The flower is native to Asia, has been cultivated for more than a century because of its quick coverage, and its ability to grow where turf grasses often don’t.
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10.08.25
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What is arugula? Known in much of the world as rocket or rucola, leafy green belongs to the brassica family, the same group as mustard, broccoli, and kale. It has a peppery taste and is used a lot in Mediterranean diets.
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The globe artichoke plant is native to the Mediterranean basin, but it eventually settled into American gardens and found a place in Thomas Jefferson’s fields at Monticello in the late 1700s.
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You must recognize this tart aroma and spicy, fresh taste, as well as rich silver foliage. All of it is about Artemisia, a wide category of plants. It involves various types like tarragon and sagebrush, from tiny grass to tall shrubs, and they can fit anywhere from a windowsill to a garden.
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Its name comes from Native Americans culture, who used its strong stems to craft arrows for hunting. Today, Viburnum Arrowwood turns out to be a garden favorite type of plant for its ornamental leaves, elegant flowers, heavy berry production, and fast, low-requirements growing habits.
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