Common to Botanical name Gr-J

A-Br A-Br Bu-C D-Go Gr-J K-O P-R S T-Z 172k 190K 160K 123K 145k 120K 158k 169k     Grains of Paradise Amelopsis grana paradisi Grape Vitis   Grape Hyacinth Muscari racemosum Grapefruit Citrus x paradisi Grape-leaf Anemone Anemone vitifolia […]

Common to Botanical Names D-Go

A-Br A-Br Bu-C D-Go Gr-J K-O P-R S T-Z 172k 190K 160K 123K 145k 120K 158k 169k   >   Daffodil Narcissus   Daffodil Narcissus pseudonarcissus Dahoon Holly Ilex dahoon Daikon Raphanus sativus ‘Acanthiformis’ Daikon Radishes Raphanus bipinnatus Dalmatian Pellitory […]

Common to Botanical Names A-Br

A-Br A-Br Bu-C D-Go Gr-J K-O P-R S T-Z 172k 190K 160K 123K 145k 120K 158k 169k     Abscess Root Polemonium reptans Acacia Acacia abyssicina Acacia Acacia glaucophylla Acacia Acacia gummifera Acacia Acacia nilotica Acacia Acacia senegal Acacias Acacia […]

2000 Mexico’s largest pumpkin

Additional Pumpkin Pages How To Grow – Records – Clipart – Seeds – Poems – Phantom – Carving – Pumpkin Recipes – FAQ’s – How Big is it? A great pumpkin I think, but I’m not absolutely sure, that the […]

Garden Tools

Tool Time I often get asked the question, “What are my favorite things to use in gardening?” After giving the matter some thought, I came up with the following list of tools and other items I use the most. So, […]

Rose Hips

Rose Hips By Dr. Leonard Perry Extension Nursery and Greenhouse Crops Specialist University of Vermont People have grown roses for many centuries and for many reasons. Today we grow roses mainly for the beauty they bring to our yards and […]

Navtive Ferns

NATIVE FERNS By Dr. Leonard Perry Extension Nursery and Greenhouse Crops Specialist University of Vermont Northern New England’s ferns are spectacular, both in the wild and in cultivation. The variety of size, form, and texture is remarkable, and the various […]

BACK UP GARDEN OPTIMISM WITH A PLAN

With springtime just around the corner, optimism abounds. Red Sox fans think World Series; school children hope for straight A’s; and gardeners dream of their vegetables, fruit, and flowers to come. My seed catalogs are dog-eared, the dilly beans are […]

SO YOU WANT TO GROW PERENNIALS

SO YOU WANT TO GROW PERENNIALS By Dr. Leonard Perry Extension Nursery and Greenhouse Crops Specialist University of Vermont Annuals are easy. You pick up a six-pack at your local garden center and just pop them in the ground. No […]

Patriotic Perennials – Gardening Trend

PATRIOTIC PERENNIALS: A NEW GARDENING TREND FOR 2002 By Dr. Leonard Perry Extension Nursery and Greenhouse Crops Specialist University of Vermont After the events of fall 2001, a new trend in flower gardening is  emerging, that of planting perennial gardens […]