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Saxifraga x urbium
Of unkown origin, this plant has been in cultivation since the 17th century. Prefers moist soil and part shade rather than full sun, this plant needs very little care and will grow well in unculitvate… more →
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A Possible Backyard Vegetable Garden
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Black Coffee & Bourbon wrote 1 year ago: After work I headed over to the Home Depot to make a payment and then to check out the prices of woo … more →
Saxifraga x urbium
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Of unkown origin, this plant has been in cultivation since the 17th century. Prefers moist soil and … more →
Bergenia cordifolia
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Originating in Siberia, this low maintenance perennial has broad, leathery leaves which make … more →
Euphorbia X "Martinii"
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Euphorbia X “Martinii” is a natural hybrid discovered growing wild in southern Fr … more →
Helleborus Argutifolius
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Evergreen perennial to 1m with stout stems bearing leaves composed of three spiny-toothed dar … more →
Helleborus orientalis
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Large clusters of saucer-shaped flowers with white, pink, red, and creamy yellow appear from … more →
Helleborus foetidus
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: Evergreen perennial to 60cm with erect stems and leaves palmately divided several narrow dark … more →
Symphytum ibericum.
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: A low growing, about 10 inches (25cm) high, Comfrey with cream flowers and oval lanceolate gr … more →
Pulmonaria saccharata
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: It is a clump-forming, evergreen perennial with elliptic, white-spotted, mid-green leaves up … more →
Pieris 'Forest flame'
David Strain wrote 1 year ago: New growth in the spring produces beautiful, glossy, pink and red foliage. It flowers between April … more →
