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Paintbox Garden
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Last comment "Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) For autmn colour. Green in summer."
Last comment "Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) For autmn colour. Green in summer."
“Colorful shrubs - Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)
No other word for it but "crazy"! A shrub that definitely stands out, the cultivar 'Laciniata' goes from ordinary green during the summer to this shade in late October in my Vermont garden. It looks kind of spooky, turning blood red right”
“green in summer would be beautiful with a smoke bush”
“Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina)
No other word for it but "crazy"! A shrub that definitely stands out, the cultivar 'Laciniata' goes from ordinary green during the summer to this shade in late October in my Vermont garden. It looks kind of spooky, turning”
“color in summer and red in the fall”
“staghorn sumac (rhus typhina) cultivar is "Laciniata"
green in summer - Blood red by Halloween!”
Loudoun County Kitchen & Bath Designer
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Barbara Pintozzi
“Resurrection Lily, Naked Lady Lily, Surprise Lily
Lycoris squamigera
Blooming after its leaves have withered and disappeared, this trumpet-shaped flower rises from dormancy to make a dramatic late-summer showing”
“Bulbs - Resurrection Lily, surprise lily, naked lady lily
Next year's garden may seem far away, but you can get it off to a great start by planting spectacular bulbs this fall. Some add much-anticipated color to the bare winter landscape, others jazz up summer borders, and still”
“dramatic late-summer showing. Plant these long-lived members of the amaryllis family in borders or in woodland gardens where they can naturalize.”
“dramatic late-summer showing. Plant these long-lived members of the amaryllis family in borders or in woodland gardens where they can naturalize.
USDA zones: 5 to 9
Sun requirement: Full sun to part shade
Height: Up to 2 feet
Bloom time: August and September
Planting tips: Bulbs do not like being disturbed”
Andrew Keys
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Last comment "For a less common silver in sun, try pearly everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea, zones 3 to 8). A na"
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Last comment "For a less common silver in sun, try pearly everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea, zones 3 to 8). A na"
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“in late summer to fall. Plants grow to 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide, and spread a bit if they're happy. True to the name, its flowers are excellent for drying.”
“in late summer to fall. Plants grow to 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide, and spread a bit if they're happy. True to the name, its flowers are excellent for drying.”
Carolina Katz + Paula Nuñez
“bitter in summer, but plant them during the spring and early fall and you can enjoy fresh-from-the-garden goodness for salads and sandwiches for weeks.”
“bitter in summer, but plant them during the spring and early fall and you can enjoy fresh-from-the-garden goodness for salads and sandwiches for weeks”
“bitter in summer, but plant them during the spring and early fall and you can enjoy fresh-from-the-garden goodness for salads and sandwiches for weeks.”
Susan Cohan, APLD
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Last comment "mixture of stonework with simple patio floor"
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Last comment "mixture of stonework with simple patio floor"
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“bright summer sun. To increse beauty of your outdoor scape, plant flowering Autumn Joy, pretty & attracts butterflies.”
“Aloe, scilla, gasteria and haworthia are a few examples of succulents that thrive in the hot, bright summer sun”
“Aloe, scilla, gasteria and haworthia are a few examples of””
“bright summer sun. If you're looking to increase the beauty of your outdoor scape, consider planting flowering Autumn Joy — which not only is pretty in its own right but also attracts butterflies.”
“bright summer sun. If you're looking to increase the beauty of your outdoor scape, consider planting flowering Autumn Joy — which not only is pretty in its own right but also attracts butterflies.”
Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
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Last comment "is thisw Japanese anemone..honorine joubert? one real fav of mine"
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Last comment "is thisw Japanese anemone..honorine joubert? one real fav of mine"
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“through summer, then the white flowers bloom in autumn.
When to plant: Early fall or spring after the last frost”
“Anemone (Japanese or Chinese) fall blooming, green foilage spring and summer”
“through summer, then the white flowers bloom in autumn.
When to plant: Early fall or spring after the last frost.”
“through summer, then the white flowers bloom in autumn.
When to plant: Early fall or spring after the last frost
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“through summer, then the white flowers bloom in autumn.When to plant: Early fall or spring after the last frost”
Tana Nesbitt
“approaching summer bed linens (especially for guests), throws, cushions and floor pillows. When it's 100 degrees outside, lounging on a fleece cushion probably won't sound like a good idea.
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Danny Broe Architect
“allow hot summer air to escape and to simplify construction. The architect designed the kitchen as a sculpture. It is also very practical and makes the most out of economical materials.”
“keeps the summer sun out and allows for a view of the sky from the patio. A gutter at the back of the veranda catches rainwater and filters it off the house.
Extra-durable laminate on the outside portion of the kitchen means it can stand up to the toughest Australian weather. An overhang at the counter”
“keeps the summer sun out and allows for a view of the sky from the patio.”
“keeps summer sun out, gutter catches rain”
“keeps the summer sun out and allows for a view of the sky from the patio. A gutter at the back of the veranda catches rainwater and filters it off the house. Extra-durable laminate on the outside portion of the kitchen means it can stand up to the toughest Australian weather. An overhang at the counter helps”
