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In
This Issue
Vol. 5, No. 3 Just click below to read the article you want. Yellow Carpet Graceful Clematis Perfect Match Accentuate Summer Lawn Care Seasonal Products Bella Lavender New for Spring 2004 |
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New for Spring 2004
| Phlox Intensia Series - A spreading plant with large, vibrant flowers, phlox is at home in hanging baskets and mixed containers. The Intensia series are free-flowering; you’ll love how their heat-tolerant flowers bloom with abandon. They also perform well as landscape features, showing great resistance to powdery mildew. Their colorful, vivid blooms will brighten your garden through fall. |
| Soprano™ Osteospermum - A daisy-like flower, you’ll welcome the beautiful, hardy Soprano™ to your garden. The Soprano’s™ long flowering period begins in early spring and continues through the first few frosts of fall. Available in light purple, purple, and white, these slightly-cupped daisy varieties are excellent in containers and the landscape. Incredibly heat-tolerant, Soprano™ will still continue to flower in mild winter. Be sure to plant in full sun. |
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