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Every garden needs Daffodils, how can you go wrong. They're the first sign of spring, deer resistant, and grow anywhere. Plant lots of them in the fall for a spring spectacular show!! Ganim's Garden Center LLC

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This 100' x 17' bed flanks the main parking lot of the campus. A few things were pruned for better shape, others were divided and planted throughout, but the majority were removed and replaced with shrubs and perennials emphasizing year round interest, color, texture, and usefulness in bouquet making. The Sisters took up bouquet making during the pandemic, so the opportunity to beautify the campus served as a golden opportunity to increase the available stock of cutting material. There are a large variety of florist-friendly shrubs in this long bed. I can't wait for them to fill in!

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Reclaimed granite steps and bluestone landing softened with low maintenance plantings Rue Sherwood Landscape Design
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An easy container design for the shade based on great foliage - yew, bugle weed and trailing periwinkle Le jardinet

Rudbeckia species are a favorite for any landscape. They are definitely a bee magnet for pollination. These are a no brainier for the beginner gardener. They grow anywhere in a sunny location and are a "prairie plant" which means watering is not an issue. Ganim's Garden Center LLC

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Tall Phlox or P. paniculata is a late summer favorite for height in the perennial garden. the colors are numerous, newer introductions bloom earlier in summer and bloom into the fall. More mildew resistant varieties are available, and mid-size growth makes them more favorable since staking is not required. Pruning back in May-June will keep them shorter and fuller. Spray with Baking soda and water weekly to keep the fungus from starting. Ganim's Garden Center LLC

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Echinacea or coneflower have come a long way. The colors and varieties are endless, you can go from yellow to pink and tall or short. The birds, butterfly's, and bees love them . This is another "Prairie plant", great for naturalizing, loves the sun, and spreads like crazy. Add them them to your container with Black-eyed Susan, vinca vine and annual salvia for a real show. Ganim's Garden Center LLC

Low growing California native plants provide a colorful carpet in the springtime. Edger Landscape Design
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Here is a fall container that will last until the changeover to winter decorations. The Pennisetum is not hardy, but the addition of fall flowering plants that include Mums, Swiss chard, and pansies will last until a freeze occurs. Ganim's Garden Center LLC

Scented star jasmine vines twine through the perforations of this custom steel screen that provides privacy to the outdoor dining area. Pocket planting on the stair treads includes a variegated Silver Dragon lilyturf and the bromeliad Queen's Tears (Billbergia nutans). Photographer: Greg Thomas, http://optphotography.com/

Hellebore or Lenten Rose are named appropriately because they normally bloom during Lent. Many years they will bloom unnoticed under snow, but in a early spring, one can see bloom most of February- April. They are Deer proof, grow well in the shade and spread like crazy. Newer varieties are being developed, mainly different colors aside from the white-green or pink varieties . They are a growers challenge, since the plant takes twice as long as most perennials to make a retail ready plant. The foliage is evergreen, so add them to your favorite container, along with daffodils and pansies, for an early season show stopper. Ganim's Garden Center LLC