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Sunflowers are the Bones of Many Gard...



Sunflowers are the Bones of Many Gardens Sunflower Heads Follow the Sun and Produce Seed for People and Wildlife (photo credit Chuck Eirschele)   Sunflower plants are worth growing for a variety of reasons: attracts pollinators, as in a butterfly garden, is a tall strong plant, provides food for people and wildlife and has a beautiful yet simple flower-head. Tall Sunflower Plan [...]
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Trying Out New Annual Plants



Trying Out New Annual Plants Calibrachoa Superbells Lemon Slice for Gardeners in 2013  Photo Credit – Chris Eirschele   Each year, I grow new plants sent to me from Proven Winners to try out in my garden.  The free plants are a perk to being a garden writer, but more importantly it is a chance to see how new plants, especially annuals, will perform in a gardene [...]
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