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In
This Issue
Vol. 4, No. 4 Just click below read the article you want. Pest Control Variety is the Spice of Life Enhance your Color Bowl Planting Watermelon Water Gardening Seasonal Products Barefoot in the Bluegrass The Tango Twirl |
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Variety is Said to be... the Spice of Life
| Variety
is said to be the spice of life, but wide climate differences can
offer challenges to gardeners. Sometimes, while a sunny quadrant
of the garden bakes in the midday sun, another section of the same
yard offers a cool, shaded retreat. Our two featured plants solve both the common garden problems of growing in different extremes of temperature while providing beautiful summer color and desirable varieties in height and texture. |
| Lantana "Lucky" The Lantana "Lucky" series grows upright, reaching a height of 3 feet, and thrives in full, hot sun. It can be planted in pots, hanging baskets, and window boxes on sunny decks and patios. The attractive flowers are also a favorite of butterflies and hummingbirds. The aromatic oils in the leaves appear to have a repellent effect on insects. This makes Lantana a relatively low-maintenance, beautiful addition to your garden. |
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| Fiesta
Double Impatiens For the other side of your garden, we offer the boldly colored Fiesta Double Impatiens. They can reach 16 inches in height and will provide luminous color all summer long in a variety of garden locations. Impatiens thrive in both shade and partial shade. Plus they are self-cleaning, so there is no need to remove old blooms. |
Whether your garden is in a warm inland valley, a foggy coastal town, or somewhere in between, Navlet's is sure to have a solution for you!
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