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Plant Baptisia Bracteata for Blooms Pollinators Will Love
Flowers and PlantsPlant Baptisia Bracteata for Blooms Pollinators Will Love
By Benjamin Vogt
Longbract wild indigo is great in dry soil, and its spring flowers attract butterflies and bumblebees
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Mirabilis Multiflora Brings a Burst of Magenta to Dry Gardens
Flowers and PlantsMirabilis Multiflora Brings a Burst of Magenta to Dry Gardens
By Susan Tweit
Plant this high desert native for its copious blooms, mounding habit and appeal to hummingbirds
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Abutilon Palmeri Dazzles the Southwest With Nearly Year-Round Blooms
Flowers and PlantsAbutilon Palmeri Dazzles the Southwest With Nearly Year-Round Blooms
By Margaret Oakley
Plant Palmer’s Indian mallow for velvety foliage, long-lasting orange flowers and an abundance of wildlife benefits
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Asarum Canadense Adds Masses of Green to Woodland Gardens
Ground CoversAsarum Canadense Adds Masses of Green to Woodland Gardens
By Heather Holm
Plant Canadian wild ginger in the eastern U.S. for a shade-loving native ground cover with spring flowers
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Carex Pensylvanica Fills the Void in Dry Shade Gardens
Flowers and PlantsCarex Pensylvanica Fills the Void in Dry Shade Gardens
By Heather Holm
Plant Pennsylvania sedge in eastern U.S. woodlands or dry shade gardens for spring flowers and softly textured bright green leaves
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Kalmia Latifolia’s Origami-Like Flowers Shine in the Shade
Flowers and PlantsKalmia Latifolia’s Origami-Like Flowers Shine in the Shade
By Falon Mihalic
This shade-tolerant shrub, also known as mountain laurel or calico shrub, thrives in East Coast woodland gardens
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8 Cactuses Bring Spring Flowers to Dry Gardens
Gardening Guides8 Cactuses Bring Spring Flowers to Dry Gardens
By Noelle Johnson
These prickly desert plants transform in spring with the arrival of their colorful blossoms
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Flowers of ‘Berlandiera Lyrata’ Surprise With a Subtle Chocolate Scent
Flowers and PlantsFlowers of ‘Berlandiera Lyrata’ Surprise With a Subtle Chocolate Scent
By Susan Tweit
This heat- and drought-tolerant Southern Plains native offers up daisy-like yellow blooms from spring to first frost
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Mourning Cloak Butterflies Herald Spring
Gardening GuidesMourning Cloak Butterflies Herald Spring
By Heather Holm
These butterflies feed at tree-sap flows in spring and visit native plant flowers for nectar in early summer
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Garden Design for Wildlife and Less Work
Planting IdeasGarden Design for Wildlife and Less Work
By Benjamin Vogt
Looking to nature for inspiration can invigorate our suburban landscapes
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5 Ways to Use Trees to Create a Sensational Garden Space
Landscape Design5 Ways to Use Trees to Create a Sensational Garden Space
By Falon Mihalic
Trees define spaces in multiple ways and bring a layer of shade and intrigue to the landscape
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