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How to Grow Hollyhock
Hollyhock is a biennial. This is one of my favorite cut flowers. The plants mostly produce pink and red flowers, but some yellow, violet and purple also blooms with this species. The plant can be grown in all hardiness zones 3-9. This beautiful and hardy heirloom hollyhock variety produces large spikes that bear fully double 4 inch flowers from early spring to frost.
Native to the eastern U.S., New York ironweed is one of the tallest species to flower in our meadows. Purple flowers, not unlike small bachelor buttons, tower on vertical stems that arise from a fairly unassuming basal rosette of leaves.
I grow exotic fruits in my aviary garden, and June is a prime month for harvesting several types of berries simultaneously. This year, I’ve had an exceptional yield of currants. The Nankin bush cherries are also abundant; these small, delicious cherries are a real treat. My golden pheasants and quails also enjoy feasting on the berries I cultivate. #cherry#currants #redlakecurrant #redcurrant#goumi #berries#exotic#delicious #fruit#marzisgarden#june2024 #goldenpheasant #organicallygrown
60+ Cold Hardy Fruits & Nuts for Cold Climates (Hardiness Zones 3-5)
60+ Cold Hardy Fruits & Nuts for Cold Climates (Hardiness Zones 3-5) - If you're looking for the best permaculture plants that are cold hardy, look no further than this list of over 60 cold hardy fruits and cold hardy nuts to grow in your backyard this year. cold hardy plants winter | cold hardy plants gardens | cold climate gardening | winter gardening ideas
Tips for Growing Perfect Yellow Pear Tomatoes
An unusual shape and a mild flavor set ‘Yellow Pear’ apart from other tiny tomatoes you can grow in your garden. This heirloom cultivar produces long vines and loads of yellow fruit. Learn the top ways to grow and care for ‘Yellow Pear’ tomatoes in our guide on Gardener's Path. #tomatoes #heirloomtomatoes #gardenerspath
500 Baby Blue Eyes Flower Seeds Nemophila menziesii
Baby Blue Eyes are a low-growing flower native to both California and Oregon. This flower can be planted in an area that receives partial shade. It can also be started indoors. Baby Blue Eyes favor cool temperatures and moist soil and need to be planted in an area that does not receive direct sunlight, but will still get some sun exposure. The northern side of a building or structure would work well. Baby Blue Eyes should be fall planted in zones 7-10 and will provide a burst of early spring col