61. My Adirondack Gardens Information on perennial plants and perennial plant combinations, hardy rose shrubs and gardening links. http://www.geocities.com/myadkgardens/gardening/

Click here to break out of frames! Welcome to My Adirondack Gardens To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow Hardy Perennials Perennials are my passion! Hardy Rose Shrubs Hardy, beautiful and fragrant! Garden Tour Take a tour of my gardens. Garden Potpourri A mixture of gardening surprises! Gardening Links A growing list of my favorites. Join the newly formed group Everything Perennials Growing experience not required. Visit My Main Page Backgrounds, Etc.

62. Landplanfran: Gardening Emporium Nursery for hosta, daylilies and companion perennial plants. Includes a gardening library and chat forums. http://www.landplanfran.com/

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63. Ambergate Gardens Index Offers a broad range of perennial flowers for sun and shade as well as gardening books and tools. http://www.ambergategardens.com

Welcome to Ambergate Gardens! Ambergate Gardens Contact Information Martagon Lilies Want to learn more about perennials? Perennial Information Mike's Book Other Links Pictures ... Informative Catalog Two ways to purchase perennials from Ambergate Gardens. Purchasing Perennials Bare Root by Mail Order Business Location and Hours Purchasing other garden products. Books, Tools, Labels and Gift Certificates Gardening Books Gardening Tools ... Plant Labels

64. National Gardening - The Name Gardeners Trust For Flowers Maintaining a perennial Garden by National gardening editors. perennial gardens require less maintenance than lawns, but they do http://www.garden.org/howtos/scripts/howtos.taf?id=1284

65. Perennial Garden Color By Dr. William C. Welch Perennials generally require less maintenance than annuals, and since they often tend to return each year, they can be a wise gardening investment. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/southerngarden/perenngc.html

RETURN TO AGGIE HORTICULTURE WARNING: Because browser and printer settings vary, you may not get an exact copy if you choose to print out this article from the web. To print this article out as an exact copy, click on the fish. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click on the Adobe icon to go to the Adobe web site, where you may download a free Acrobat Reader. Perennial Garden Color By Dr. William C. Welch, Landscape Horticulturist Landscape Design Possibilities erennials are versatile plants that offer a variety of creative uses in the garden. Perennials, you will find, offer an infinite number of exciting combinations. From tiny terrace gardens of inner city apartments, to extensive country estates, perennials can add color, form, and texture, often for many years and with a minimum of maintenance. A look at some landscape possibilities should help to stimulate ideas for specific applications. The Perennial Border We inherited from England the perennial border style as we know it today, and it is a version of the cottage gardens that evolved during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The two greatest popularizers of this planting style were Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) and William Robinson (1838-1935), who proposed it as a rebellion against Victorian gardens, landscapes that Robinson once described as “the ugliest gardens ever made.” Typically, the gardens of upper-class Victorians featured rigid, geometric masses of brightly colored annuals, all maintained at a uniform height like tufts in a carpet. This style was known as “bedding out,” and it had gained popularity after 1845 when the British government lifted the tax on glass. By lowering the cost of building greenhouses on residential estates, this measure made it possible to produce annuals economically and in quantity.

66. Perennial Garden, Gardening, Perennials Guide To ... Tips And Plants How To , Pacific Northwest Garden, Plants Flowers , perennial Garden, gardening, perennials Guide To Planting Flowers , Plant Search, How http://www.growinglifestyle.com/article/s0/a145975.html

GARDENING HOME IMPROVEMENT PESTS PETS ... Perennial Garden, Gardening, Perennials Guide To ... Important as is this matter of selection, design and arrangement in the garden itself are equally so. We must know where we are to plant and how much room we have before order-ing plant material. Much of the effectiveness of small gar-dens depends on ... Read the entire article at Backyard Gardener Find similar articles in the following categories: Roses - Growing Roses Herbs - Growing Herbs, Spices and Medicinal Plants Compost - Compost Vegetables - Growing Vegetables Bulbs - Bulbs, Corms and Tubers Annuals - Annuals and Biennials Perennials - Perennials Gardening Zones - Gardening Zones, USDA Hardiness Trees - Trees and Conifers Lawn - Lawn Soil - Soil Preparation and Planting Xeriscape - Xeriscaping Organic - Organic Gardening and Permaculture Fertiliser - Garden Fertiliser and Compost Lawncare - Planting, Growing and Maintaining a Beautiful Lawn Edible - Edible Gardening - Vegies, Fruit, Herbs ... Shade - Shade Gardening Water Garden - Water Gardening, Ponds and Aquarium Plants

67. Well-Tended Perennial Garden: Planting & Pruning Techniques If that isn t enough there is a very good perennial plant encyclopedia with each This is cutting edge (please excuse the pun) gardening, but is based on common http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/0881924148.html

GARDENING HOME IMPROVEMENT PESTS PETS ... SHOP by Tracy Disabato-Aust Steven M. Still Media: Hardcover Manufacturer/Publisher: Timber Press Release Date: April, 1998 Sales rank: 280 Department: Book List Price: Current Price: Used from $17.97 Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours (or .ca .uk .de .fr ... Related Products: The Well-Designed Mixed Garden: Building Beds and Borders with Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, Annuals, and Bulbs Perennial Combinations: Stunning Combinations That Make Your Garden Look Fantastic Right from the Start Caring for Perennials: What to Do and When to Do It Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials Creating Beds and Borders: Creative Ideas from America's Best Gardeners More items from these categories: Perennials Ornamental Plants Gardening / Horticulture Gardening ... Techniques Customers made these suggestions: Must Own Gardening Books for Chicago Gardeners You Don't Need a Lawn Customer Reviews: Average customer rating: Great book for the beginning gardener! Perennials in depth Not for the Average Gardener We found this book to be more for the advanced gardener than the first-timer. There are not enough photos of the plants, and they are listed by their scientific names as opposed to their common names. A cross-reference would have been nice. We were disappointed.

68. Jennifer's Garden Photo's Visit my annual perennial garden photos of my garden, tips, tricks, gardening history and triva all photos taken in my Petaluma, CA garden. http://home.earthlink.net/~jennrasm/garden_photos.htm

Garden Home Bulb Garden Hummingbirds and Butterflies Pests ... Snow ~ All of the photos on this page were taken in my Petaluma, CA garden ~ Bouganvilla Hibiscus 'The Path' California Poppy Hibiscus ... Sunflower Photo taken: June 2003 'The Path' Hibiscus Hibiscus FAQ's Return to top Photo taken: May 2003 'Perle d' Azur' Clematis Clematis Culture American Clematis Society Return to top Photo taken: February 2003 Forget-Me-Nots 'Myosotis Oblongata' Renee's Garden Return to top Photo taken: July 2000 Lantana or 'Butterfly Weed' Butterfly weed is an extremely hardy perrennial native to Northern America. It's brightly colored flowers bloom for a month in midsummer and attract butterflies by producing a large quantity of nectar. Butterfly weed is also drought-resistant once it is well established. When cut for boquets, its flowers last for a long time. Return to top Photo taken: May 2001 Lobelia Crystal Palace The Lobelia is native to South Africa and was named after French botanist de l'Obel. The Lobelia takes about 2 months to flower when started from seed. Given proper care, the Lobelia reseeds very readily and will return annually to dazzle your garden with it's brilliant blue flowers. The essence of Lobelia Crystal Palace is said to aid in building a sacred space within so that one's inner Divinity can radiate into all aspects of one's life.

69. Happy Cat Perennial Garden Collection gardening . Happy Cat perennial Garden Collection. Weekend perennial Garden. Retail $131.95. $79.17. You Save 40%. Ivy Bench Gardenin-a-Box Collection. http://www.americanbaby.com/bhg/store/product.jhtml?catid=cat120009&prodid=prod2

70. A Perennial Garden For The New Year - Suite101.com Bulbous, and Climbing Plants by Raymond J. Rowell, Raymond J. Powell, Recommended Book gardening With Perennials Month by Month by Joseph Hudak, Recommended Book http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/17244/105613

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71. A Perennial Garden For The New Year - Suite101.com Wooded Perennials, Bulbous, and Climbing Plants by Raymond J. Rowell, Raymond J. Powell, Recommended Book gardening With Perennials Month by Month by Joseph http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/17244/99936

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72. Perennial Garden Styles - From The National Gardening Assocation Garden Shop perennial Garden Styles Advice from the National gardening Assocation Garden Shop. gardening with perennials Gardens with Style http://www.allspiritfitness.com/Shops/perennial_garden_styles.shtml

Perennial Garden Styles: Advice from the National Gardening Assocation Garden Shop Home Articles Video Reviews About Us ... Shopping Index Baby Books Cameras Computers DVD Electronics Garden Kitchen Magazines Music Software Tools Video Video Games Get our best deals and informative articles on the holistic lifestyle, delivered right to your email box - subscribe to our monthly newsletter! 2004 Calendars! Magazines Books Camping ... Gardens with Style Whether you want to create a formal flower garden for special events or a causal garden for strolling, there are many perennial flowers that will fit the bill. shop for perennials Choosing a garden style is a little like getting dressed. You might choose a "tie and jacket" look for your garden, using formal, symmetrical plantings, sheared hedges, and rows of flowering plants. Or you might be more of a "blue jeans" gardener, opting for an informal layout with rambling plantings. Or maybe you are somewhere in between. Formal or Casual?

73. Designing A Colorful Perennial Garden - Advice From The National Gardening Assoc All Spirit Fitness MindBody Boutique, Designing a Colorful perennial Garden Advice from the National gardening Assocation Garden Shop. http://www.allspiritfitness.com/Shops/designing_color_garden.shtml

Designing a Colorful Perennial Garden: Advice from the National Gardening Assocation Garden Shop Home Articles Video Reviews About Us ... Shopping Index Baby Books Cameras Computers DVD Electronics Garden Kitchen Magazines Music Software Tools Video Video Games Get our best deals and informative articles on the holistic lifestyle, delivered right to your email box - subscribe to our monthly newsletter! 2004 Calendars! Magazines Books Camping ... Designing with Color You can mix and match different colored flowers, from pastels to bright red, to create the mood and effect that best suits your garden. shop for perennials color wheel Pastels Soft pink, powder blue, lavender, and peachthese gentle colors set a mood of tranquility. They are the familiar colors of cottage gardensinformal gardens that contain a variety of old-fashioned flowers. Pastel colors look best when viewed from relatively close up, and they can looked washed out in the harsh mid-day sun. Sedum Achillea Delphinium Brights Racy reds, vibrant oranges, magenta, and sunny yellowthese colors invigorate and energize a garden. Bright colors hold up well to brilliant sunshine, and attract the eye even from a distance.

74. VolunteerMatch - Herb And Perennial Garden Assistant(s) like to donate a minimum (there s never a maximum in community gardening too much to do! ;)) of two days/month to help maintain our perennial area where we http://www.volunteermatch.org/opps/opp60598.html

June 11, 2004 Herb and Perennial Garden Assistant(s) St. John's Organic Community Garden Details: Currently, we are looking for two or three people who would like to donate a minimum (there's never a maximum in community gardening too much to do! ;-)) of two days/month to help maintain our perennial area where we grow culinary and medicinal herbs, species roses, berry bushes and fruit trees, many of which are rare or unique species donated by colleagues in Seed Savers Exchange, the North American Fruit Explorers and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. In exchange for help maintaining the area (weeding, mulching, pruning, watering, etc.) volunteers may help themselves to whatever herbs/flowers/small fruits as they can use. Work in the perennial area runs from March until November. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, simply e-mail the coordinator. Skills: A willingness to learn how to care for both common and rare herbs, small fruits and species roses is all that's required. Would be happy to teach propagation techniques, if desired. Experienced gardeners are welcome and encouraged, also. Date Mon Mar 1, 2004 to Fri Dec 31, 2004

75. Trails Books-Creating A Perennial Garden In The Midwest Emphasizing basic techniques, Joan demystifies and simplifies gardening with a common sense approach that makes growing perennials accessible to most everyone. http://www.crwmag.com/books/bookdes/CreateGarden.html

Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Indiana ... Clearance Corner Creating a Perennial Garden in the Midwest by Joan Severa Create beautiful gardens and grow healthy perennials ideally suited for zones 3, 4, and 5. Emphasizing basic techniques, Joan demystifies and simplifies gardening with a common sense approach that makes growing perennials accessible to most everyone. Stunning full-color photos provide inspiration to the gardeners of all abilities. Soft Cover, 10'' x 9'', 184 pages, Full Color. Quantity: Midwest Wisconsin

76. Plant Sale At Perennial Gardens An opportunity to purchase perennials for your Fall gardening, to support the Campus Community Bursary Endowment Fund, and to visit Ken and Elke s beautiful http://www2.sfu.ca/campus-activity/pergardens/perindex.html

SFU Day at the Perennial Gardens September 22, 2001 SFU Day at the Perennial Gardens (formerly Rain Forest Gardents) is back! Here is what Elke and Ken said: "Last year we missed doing our SFU Day and we heard from far and wide asking when it will return." Join us at the third SFU Day at the Perennial Gardens. An opportunity to purchase perennials for your Fall gardening, to support the Campus Community Bursary Endowment Fund , and to visit Ken and Elke's beautiful garden. 30% of all proceeds on the day will be donated to the Campus Community Bursary Endowment Fund. Meadow Plant Stock Beds - July The Grass Border - August LOCATION: 13139 224th Street Maple Ridge tel 604 467 4218 fax 467 3181 info@ perennialgardener.com Perennial Gardens is located at Elke and Ken Knechtel's home. Once you are on 224th Street, look for the sign at the gates to the garden. Don't be fooled by the size - Perennial Gardens offers an incredible collection of unusual and interesting perennials - over 2000 varieties of herbaceous perennials are listed in their catalogue . They are especially known for their extensive collections of hostas and hardy geraniums, and in September, the ornamental grasses will be at their best.

77. Herb Makes Crossover To Perennial Gardens (05-06-2004) News Home Page. Southern gardening. Herb makes crossover to perennial gardens. By Norman Winter. MSU Horticulturist Central Mississippi Research Extension Center. http://msucares.com/news/print/sgnews/sg04/sg040506.html

Office of Agricultural Communications News Home Page Southern Gardening Herb makes crossover to perennial gardens By Norman Winter MSU Horticulturist Keep your eyes open when shopping at local garden centers and you just may find Honey Bee Blue agastache. Herb lovers have been growing this plant, also known as anise hyssop, for years and relishing in not only its beauty but also its tough nature. In the flower garden, plant Honey Bee Blue boldly in drifts adjacent to gold-yellow and orange marigolds (top). Purple Heart and pink shades of petunias or periwinkles also work well. The botanical genus Agastache is related to other well-known garden plants like salvia and coleus. This is one great perennial that I can't imagine being without. It is hardy from zones 5 to 9. Even though we had a wet winter, they are ready to bloom not only in my landscape but in the containers I left on the deck all winter as well. The Honey Bee Blue agastache, which also comes in Honey Bee White, is well named it is much loved by every kind of bee in the neighborhood. Plant some of these and you will add a new dimension of sound to the landscape: the buzz of the busy bees. The plants reach about 20 to 36 inches tall.

78. L Atelier Vert - - Everything French Gardening® 11/13/2001 Fall perennial garden cleanupto do, or not? The perennial garden at the end of the season is not a lawn ready for its final mowing. Here s why. http://www.frenchgardening.com/aujardin.tmpl?SKU=3088472342122493

79. The Perennial Gardens Garden Notes Rather then email you pages we will email you a quick notice of a new article or other gardening information with a hot link back to our Garden Notes pages. http://www.perennialgardener.com/GardenNotes.htm

The Perennial Gardens Garden Notes Home Catalogue Subscriptions Events ... Services Our Garden Notes section will be simply notes from our garden to you. Our experiences, joys and failures will grace this page hopefully on a monthly basis. Rather then email you pages we will email you a quick notice of a new article or other gardening information with a hot link back to our Garden Notes pages. Please click here to join the mailing list Sudden Oak Death Sudden Oak Death (SOD) is the latest fungus to attack our garden plants. First seen in Germany and Holland in 1993 and in Mill Valley (San Francisco), California in 1995. It is now establishing itself up and down the West Coast. With the discovery of it in Richmond, British Columbia there can be no doubt gardeners have a real nasty fungus to deal with should it escape containment. Sudden Oak Death is a newly discovered species of the family of fungus which include the famous Potato fungus which caused the Irish Potato Famine. It certainly comes from a noteworthy family! It has been named Phytophthora ramorum.

80. Fiskars For Gardening - Gardening Topics Maintaining A perennial Garden. perennial gardens require less maintenance than lawns, but they do need regular care to look their best and stay healthy. http://www.fiskars.com/en_US/garden/resources/ngaItemCopy.do?itemID=0144&topic=P

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