A staple in European gardens for decades, penstemons are finally gaining popularity in their native land
Thriving between the cracks
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Saving a rare Oregon native
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(aka Peck’s milkvetch) is necessary for the plant’s survival
Feeding the bees
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Attracting hummingbirds — and customers
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and where they fly, gardeners flock, too.
Small shrubs, big impact
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Echinacea explosion
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Adding to the plant palette
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Making a heaven of hellstrips
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— PostedThese plots between the sidewalk and the street can be planted in a variety of beautiful styles.
Bringing branchy back
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— PostedGrowers, retailers and public agencies make the case for urban forests.
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