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Golden Mop Falsecypress

Golden Mop Falsecypress
Golden Mop Falsecypress General Information Golden Mop Falsecypress is an ornamental shrub.  This dwarf sized plant is perfect for a wide variety of landscaping areas.  The plant gets its name from its similar appearance to a mop.  This shrub grows in an overall mounded form, and is quite slow growing.  The leaves are longer and [...]

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Soft Serve Gold Falsecypress – 3 Gallon Container

Soft Serve Gold Falsecypress – 3 Gallon Container
Soft Serve Gold Falsecypress General Information Soft Serve Gold Falsecypress is an evergreen shrub. It can grow to be larger in size, at upwards of 10 feet tall. It tends to be slower growing, taking a while to reach that height. Soft Serve typically grows in a dense, pyramidal overall growth habit. The interesting appearance [...]

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Sungold Falsecypress – #3 Container

Sungold Falsecypress – #3 Container
Sungold Falsecypress General Information Sungold Falsecypress is an evergreen shrub. It will grow to be moderate in size, up to 6 feet tall. It grows in a dense, upright and broadly spreading overall fashion. This is a slower growing shrub that will take a bit of time to reach full maturity. The color and interesting [...]

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Evergreen Plants for the Central Great Plains

Evergreen Plants for the Central Great Plains
Posted on by The Kansas Gardener

Evergreen plants can be anything that does not lose its leaves in winter. That would include groundcovers, perennials, shrubs, vines, and trees. But to keep it modest, I will go over some of the trees and shrubs which are evergreen in our region. These are some of the best choices for our area. I will […]

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Plants for Winter Interest in the Garden

Plants for Winter Interest in the Garden
Posted on by The Kansas Gardener

Now that winter is finally upon us, I like to look at my garden and think about the future. Right now, the snow is settled over the landscape, and I can see what looks good in it. Plants for winter interest are definitely needed. But we also want plants with multiple season interest. If we […]

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Dry Streams – Adding Functionality to the Garden

Dry Streams – Adding Functionality to the Garden
Posted on by The Kansas Gardener

Dry streams are a way to hide or transform water using locations within the garden. These areas are not rain gardens, but low and sloped spots that water runs through quickly after a rain. It might be the location of the downspout outflow, a sloped spot in a level lawn, or a drainage swale used […]

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