I Need A Cup of Tea
New Plant Exploration with Kenton J. Seth, Colorado, USA
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Saturday, September 2, 2017
The Future of Rock Gardening with Ian Christie
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It's a good sign of the country you are in when you spot an Aloe aristata, difficult to find and the hardiest aloe, at a gas stati...
Saturday, August 26, 2017
A walk on the beach with Ian Young
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Ian Young with Mutisia sp . Any readers who are serious flower-bulb enthusiasts know Ian already from his weekly, long-running (about ...
Friday, August 18, 2017
What have I got to do to get some good tea?
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"What is the summer in Scotland like?" "Winter." We'll soon find out! The Scottish Rock Garden Club may have...
A Crevice Garden in Wyoming
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Cheyenne Botanic is finishing up work on one of the most beautiful conservatories I've ever seen. It's three stories are clad in...
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Two Plant Digests for Your Eyes and Ears
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But first, we were excited to hear our dear friend, a mentor of mine, and perhaps the kingpin of anything horticulturally good in Colorado,...
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Monday, August 7, 2017
A Great Celebration of Buns
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Got Buns? We hope so. For otherwise, you are missing out on a seductive and satisfying class of collectible plants. Bun plants. Also...
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Saturday, June 17, 2017
Thistle Love
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Ptilostemon hispanicus has sat quietly and grown slowly for years; here in bud for the first time. I have wooed over its golden midrib...
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