Butterfly Watch: 10 More Butterflies In Your Garden Now!
Meet 10 more butterflies with host plants, ID tips, and ways to attract and protect them in your garden. Create a butterfly haven with NatureHills.com!
Charlotte Weidner |
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Butterfly Watch: 10 More Butterflies In Your Garden Now!
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8 Plants That Rebloom for 3 Seasons of Flowers
After the first flush of spring flowers, gardeners are often left wanting the centerpiece shrubs and perennials to their yard only provide color for a few weeks. But, there's a...
Charlotte Weidner |
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9 Perennials to Use in Cut Flower Arrangements
Bringing flowers in from your yard will be sure to have guests consistently asking you "who's your florist?". Consider these nine species for eye-catching, dramatic arrangements that will spike conversation...
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Spirea 101: Discover the Basics of the Spirea Flowering Shrub
Hedge of Renaissance Spirea A super popular smaller flowering shrub in which we have seen an explosion of new selections over the years because of their versatility. There has been much...
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Pruning Holly Plants: How to for Hedges, Foundation or Screening
Nature Hills offers many evergreen selections of Holly in many forms and sizes. Our nurseries grow many types because they are so desirable in the landscape. Beautiful pointed, serrate, and...
Charlotte Weidner |
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9 Tough Plants for Hellstrips That Look Beautiful
Those small strips between sidewalks and streets are often the most challenging to plant - plants there seem to scorch, fry and die - especially in the heat of summer....
Charlotte Weidner |
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9 Great Low-Growing Flowering Plants
Low growers, living mulch, ground cover plants! They’re the finishing touches for your garden, fill bare spots, and are in general landscaping must-haves! Generally staying under 2 feet tall and...
Charlotte Weidner |
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Arkansas Black Apple: The Cabernet of the Apples
Apples are the most popular fruit tree planted in the world with 7,500+ varieties to choose from. This can make selecting just one a challenge. Based on the adaptability alone,...
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Deterring Home Invasions - With Plants!
Deterring home invasions are one of the many features that landscapes can provide when being designed. Using plants that have thorns or cause irritation can help deter would-be-intruders. Washington Hawthorne...
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The Difference Between Rhododendrons and Azaleas
At first glance, rhododendrons and azaleas seem to be nearly the same plant. Classified into the same genus, Rhododendron, and with very similar flowering and growing habits, it's easy to...
Whitney Laritson |
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Clematis Vine Varieties That are Perfect for Shady Areas
Clematis vines are great additions to the landscape as a flowering vine, but there are so many different varieties to choose! No need to fret if you have a shady...
Charlotte Weidner |
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5 Brilliant Native Plants for the Southern Midwest
With hot, dry summers, the Southern Midwest has some incredible drought tolerant plants that are native to the area that are sure to make your landscape look even more...
Whitney Laritson |
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5 Spectacular Native Plants for the Upper Midwest
Much of the Midwest is known not only for its fertile cropland but also for its rolling hills and prairies. These plants have adapted to the windy and harsh environments,...
Whitney Laritson |
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5 Astounding Native Plants for the Southwest United States
With the arid environment that characterizes the Southwestern United States, plants must develop to withstand the brutal summer heat. These plants have developed to seek out and thrive in environments that would...
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