Magnus Coneflower – #1 Container

Magnus Coneflower – #1 Container
Magnus Coneflower General Information Magnus Coneflower is a perennial plant. It is a coneflower of moderate size, reaching 3 feet tall. The plant will have an upright form, with flowers held on stems above a clump of foliage. The Magnus Coneflower would be a nice choice for a variety of landscape settings. The leaves are [...]

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White Swan Coneflower – #1 Container

White Swan Coneflower – #1 Container
White Swan Coneflower General Information The white petals of the White Swan Coneflower surround a central cone of green with coppery orange tints.  The beautiful mid summer blooms resemble white daisies with lightly drooping petals.  May re-bloom in early fall.  This long blooming coneflower makes an excellent choice for a border or wildflower garden.  Use [...]

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Wild Berry Coneflower – #1 Container

Wild Berry Coneflower – #1 Container
Wild Berry Coneflower General Information Wild Berry Coneflower is a perennial plant. This is a moderate sized perennial, reaching 24 inches tall. The plant will have a lower growing clump of foliage, with flowers held above. The Wild Berry Coneflower would be a great choice for a variety of landscaping areas. The leaves will be [...]

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Grey Head Coneflower – 5.5″ Container

Grey Head Coneflower – 5.5″ Container
Grey Head Coneflower – Native General Information Grey Head Coneflower is a native perennial plant. This plant can grow to be quite large, reaching up to five feet tall. It is native to a broad range of the plains states to the east coast. The Grey Head Coneflower would be a great choice for a [...]

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Butterfly Lovers Buffet Plants

Butterfly Lovers Buffet Plants

Butterfly lovers should plant a variety of plants, from trees and shrubs, to grasses and perennials for butterflies. But what are some of the best plants to attract butterflies, and other pollinators to the garden? How can butterfly lovers plant such a buffet of perennials, grasses, and other plants to attract the widest variety of […]

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Peach Fuzz – The Color of the Year

Peach Fuzz – The Color of the Year

Peach fuzz is the 2024 color of the year, according to Pantone. Each year, Pantone picks a color as a snapshot in time, trying to connect with our emotions and deep-seated feelings. Peach fuzz is a hue not really pink and not quite orange. It captures our desires to nurture kindness, compassion, and connection, all […]

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Medicinal Plants in the Garden

Medicinal Plants in the Garden

What are medicinal plants? When you think about medicine, what comes to mind first? Probably not plants. But there are a host of plants in the garden which are not only used by the pharmaceutical industry, but are also useful directly by homeowners. Warning: Medicinal plants are both useful and dangerous. This post is meant […]

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Powerful Perennials – Top 10

Powerful Perennials – Top 10

What are powerful perennials? These are perennial flowers that rock the garden each season. They are long blooming, long lasting, long lived, and good for pollinators. Picking a top 10 is the hardest part, because there are a lot of powerful perennials to choose from. What is it that gardeners want in their gardens? Hopefully, […]

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Native Bees

Native Bees

As the winter turns into February, I begin to really long for spring. And the native bees are the first pollinators to arrive. On dandelions, toothwort, dicentra, and other early spring wildflowers, I see native bees. There are around 4,000 native bees in the United States and about 400 in Kansas. And it may be […]

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