Growing a broad palette of bee-friendly plants benefits pollinators and ultimately humans
Small shrubs, big impact
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— PostedThese diminutive options offer many significant benefits, from berries and color, to beauty and easy care.
Echinacea explosion
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— PostedColorful, new coneflower varieties are ready to light up the landscape.
Making a heaven of hellstrips
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Bringing branchy back
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— PostedGrowers, retailers and public agencies make the case for urban forests.
A dogged approach to dogwoods
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— PostedYears of research have yielded hardier, more decorative Cornus hybrids
Sniffing out osmanthus
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— PostedThere are 23 species of osmanthus native to China, where the plants boast wide use and symbolic importance. But as garden and landscape plants in the U.S., the attributes of osmanthus are surprisingly underutilized.
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