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Plant Profile: Wintertime Hollies

  • Post published:December 4, 2009

The shining jewels of the holiday season belong to the genus of plants known as Ilex, the hollies. Be they bunches of twigs covered in glossy, pointy leaves and red berries,…

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Plant Profile: Ornamental Grasses

  • Post published:October 24, 2009

The great garden cut-back has started, with the first real frost/freeze that came earlier this week. Hosta turned yellow and melted into the ground, daylily blossoms turned to mush; there…

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Plant Profile: Magnificent Mums

  • Post published:September 24, 2009

Nothing says "fall" like chrysanthemums. Mums are the most widely grown potted plant in the country, and one of the longest lasting cut flowers, and the enormous range of colors…

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Plant Profile: Hardy Hibiscus – Bringing the Tropics to Maine

  • Post published:August 28, 2009

Some of the most stunning plants in the late summer garden are the Hardy Hibiscus. Whether perennial or shrub, they bust forth with a plethora of tropical-looking blossoms in August…

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Plant Profile: Daylilies

  • Post published:August 7, 2009

The Daylily Days of summer have arrived! Bright color is a little bit later than usual, thanks to our odd spring, but that just means we get to enjoy it…

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Plant Profile: Roses

  • Post published:July 17, 2009

Rose is a rose is a rose. Every rose has it's thorn. Do not think that roses are cursed with thorns, but that a thorn bush is fortunate enough to…

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Plant Profile: Lovely Linden

  • Post published:June 19, 2009

Blooming now (or soon to be blooming) is an incredibly fragrant tree, some small in stature, some large, all beautiful. The genus Tilia, or Lindens, are native to both North America…

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Plant Profile: Deciduous Azaleas

  • Post published:May 29, 2009

Spring is in full swing! Flowers are blooming, veggie gardens are popping up green everywhere, and all the birds are back, building nests anyplace that stays still long enough. I've…

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Plant Profile: Serviceberry

  • Post published:May 15, 2009

One of the most beautiful plants that blooms this time of year is one of our natives, the Serviceberry. Driving through the state, we are greeted by beautiful white clouds…

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Plant Profile: Fabulous Forsythias

  • Post published:April 28, 2009

"Nature's first green is gold" ~Robert Frost, 'Nothing Gold Can Stay' In Maine, nature's first golden green comes in the form of Forsythia. Bright yellow, cheery blooms open just as…

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