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gardencalendar:MidsummerThe rear of the border blooms with tall clumps of deep pink bee balm behind
gardencalendar:Brassica oleracea acephala(Flowering Kale) H.Brassica oleracea capitata(Ornamental Ca
gardencalendar:Yard-long Beans or Asparagus BeansVigna unguiculata sesquipedalisAlthough the pods of
gardencalendar:Fuchsia ‘Mission Bells’, one of the lovely American introductions which is a welcome
gardencalendar:Corn“Corn” as a word has meant many things. Originally it meant any hard particle or
gardencalendar:A south slope planted with different kinds of flowering bulbs, including hyacinths an
gardencalendar:CabbagesCabbages (Brassica oleracea captitata) including the Savoy types (Brassica ol
gardencalendar:Cooking plums are much hardier than desert varieties. The tart fruit is used for pies
gardencalendar:HAMAMELIS (Hamamelidaceae) Witch HazelAll Witch Hazels are hardy and can be generally
gardencalendar:Cotoneaster horizontalis is a hardy and vigorous shrub and is often called the Fishbo
gardencalendar:WINTER ACONITE (Eranthis hyemalis) shines brightly through its traditional backdrop:
gardencalendar:Old-fashioned scented lilacs and the lovely French hybrids are among the many Tempera
gardencalendar:All Forsythias should have old wood pruned out after flowering. In some areas they al
gardencalendar:TULIPATulipType of bulb: True bulbSeason of bloom: SpringColors: Purple, red, pink, l
gardencalendar:Euphorbia robbiae, sometimes called E. amygdaloides, grows up to 2½ feet high.The Gar
gardencalendar:AlmondPrunus dulcis dulcisAlmonds are the earliest-blooming of all deciduous fruit or
gardencalendar:Crocus-springSpecies crocus, Crocus chrysanthus, C. tomasinianusZONE: 4Across winter-
gardencalendar:Mrs. Irving Fraim of Waltham, Massachusetts, who has been raising day lilies for more
gardencalendar:GALANTHUS (Amaryllidaceae) SnowdropsIn all sp. the fl. are white, globular or bell-sh
gardencalendar:Gallardia pulchella.Ortho Books: All About Annuals © 1981
gardencalendar:The monotone moods of winter create stark contrasts, with dark branches against mello
gardencalendar: Abies alba, the Silver Fir, grows up to 150 feet, and is found most often in the mo
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