
The bright golden leaves and bracts on Eryngium xzabelli ‘Neptune’s Gold’ contrast with the blue-hued stems and flower heads. Photo courtesy of Plants Nouveau
Unlike Goldilocks, plants with golden foliage are easy to situate in any garden. Read the cover story of the current issue of Digger magazine and see how sun-dappled perennials, grasses, shrubs and conifers can make green spaces sparkle. Download a PDF of this article
Other stories in the October 2016 issue include:
- Before you buy a nursery: Prospective purchasers must know what they’re getting before they commit. Download a PDF of this article
- Biocontrol of azalea lace bugs: Researchers investigate the use of lacewing predators to combat the pesky pest of rhododendrons. Download a PDF of this article
- Every election counts: “Make sure your voice is heard,” says OAN Executive Director Jeff Stone. Download a PDF of this article
- The final countdown: Leigh Geschwill reflects on her time as OAN President and looks to the future. Download a PDF of this article
- Meet the Leader: Mark Leichty: OAN state board representative Mark Leichty talks sedums, social media and his keys to success. Download a PDF of this article
- Trees and shrubs for fall color: With the Pacific Northwest’s superb growing climate, fall is a great season to plant something. Download a PDF of this article
You can also read this month’s flipbook edition of Digger (Flash required; fast connection recommended). Please send your comments on the issue to editor Curt Kipp at [email protected].