July 26 column: Heucheras

heucheras

If it’s Sunday, it must be time for another of my garden columns. This week’s is on two awesome perennials, heucheras and heucherellas. Here’s a link to the column in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: Heucheras add color in shady places. Many folks know heucheras by their more common name of coral bells. Heucherellas are a cross between a heuchera […]

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May 15 column: Invasive Plants

Some readers might take issue with my column in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: Some plants set on dominating the garden. The topic is invasive plants that have done their best to take over my garden. I tried to approach it from a fairly humorous point of view, because we can’t let things like this get us down, right? A […]

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Aug. 30 column: Drought-tolerant plants

Drought-tolerant Helenium (a.k.a. Sneezeweed) Here is a link to my column in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: Low-water wonders. The topic is drought-tolerant plants, which I felt would be of interest to anyone who has been dealing with the heat and drought of this summer. It’s always a good idea to use drought-tolerant plants in our landscapes in order to […]

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June 7 column: Daylilies

Here is a link to my column in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: Easygoing daylilies provide color, cheer almost anywhere. It’s all about daylilies, which are one of my favorite, carefree plants. Here are some of the varieties I mentioned in my column: ‘My Sweet Rose’ ‘Chicago Apache’ ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’

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