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Perennial Garden Color by William C. Welch, 1988-03-25
Southern Living Garden Guide Perennials (Southern Living Garden Guides) by Southern Living, 1996-01
Perennial Vegetables: From Artichokes to Zuiki Taro, A Gardener's Guide to Over 100 Delicious and Easy to Grow Edibles by Eric Toensmeier, 2007-05-16
When Perennials Bloom: An Almanac for Planning and Planting by Tomasz Anisko, 2008-10-29
Understanding Perennials: A New Look at an Old Favorite (Frances Tenenbaum Books) by William Cullina, 2009-04-09
Hardy Herbaceous Perennials (Gardener's Guide) 2-Vol Set by Leo Jelitto, Wilhelm Schacht, et all 1990-10-01
Treasury of Gardening - Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables, Herbs, Landscape Design & Specialty Gardens --2004 publication. by Carol Landa Christensen, 2004
Perennial Vines Trellis Gardening: America's Regionalized Garden Books/Two Books in One! by Horticulture Associates, 1992-01
The Art of Perennial Gardening: Creative Ways with Hardy Flowers by Patrick Lima, John Scanlan, 1998-03-01
Perennials by Maggie Olster, 1997
Gardening with Grasses by Michael King, Piet Oudolf, 1998-02-01
Taylor's Pocket Guide to Perennials for Shade (Taylors Pocket Guide)
The Perennial Gardener's Design Primer by Stephanie Cohen, Nancy J. Ondra, 2005-02-15
Smart Guide: Perennials & Bulbs by Editors of Creative Homeowner, 2008-11-01

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Elfs Landscaping Inc. - Home Page
A full service landscaping business which also offers a garden shop that carries annual and perennial plants, shrubs and trees, herbs, ground cover stock and organic gardening supplies. Site includes a gallery of completed projects, garden shop hours and supply pricing. Multiple location in New Hampshire and Maine.
http://www.elfslandscaping.com

Extractions: May 15, 2005 Spring weather features fluctuating temperatures, increased rainfall and occasional high winds. Tender vegetation in the landscape may need to be protected when cold weather returns after a warm period. Spring bulbs and flowering shrubs are most susceptible to frost damage. You can protect your tender plants by covering them with a sheet or landscape fabric designed for that purpose. Simply cover the night before and remove in the morning.
Garden Watchdog: The Scoop On 'Perennial-Gardening.com'
The scoop on perennialgardening.com Question Mark Emails to e-mailinfo@perennial-gardening.com are being returned as undeliverable.
http://davesgarden.com/gwd/c/1759/

Extractions: 3 negatives Rating Author Content Negative SKS On Jan 23, 2003, SKS Unknown wrote: I ordered four peony plants from this company on May 5, 2002. They've never been delivered! I've written to them only to receive an undeliverable response. I've called multiple times and get a message that says, "Thank you for calling, goodbye".
Mulhall's Nursery And Landscaping - Trees, Shrubs, Annuals, Perennials, Plants,
gardening, landscaping, fountains, ponds, annual and perennial plants, trees, and flowers. View employment opportunities and events.
http://www.mulhalls.com/

Extractions: It's summer at Mulhall's and we still have the greatest selection of in the area! Great sales are in progress in all areas. Come follow the row of blooming moss baskets along our fence to our plaza entrance and find the extensive selection of Casual Furniture and great Garden Elements . You'll see the latest trends and newest styles of patio furniture. Our staff can help you with all your questions or even special order if necessary. The Perennial and Shrub areas are in full bloom with a diverse palate of color to be found. Quality and selection is why our crews are constantly bringing new blooming plants and the best looking shrubs from our extended fields on a daily basis. We have been potting Plants since February and are receiving new orders every day. We look forward to helping you select the perfect tree, shrub or perennial. To see what possibilities your garden might have, take a walk around our 20 + acre nursery yard and see what ideas Mulhall's can help you achieve. Our landscape and Maintenance click here to learn more.
My Adirondack Gardens
Information on perennial plants and perennial plant combinations, hardy rose shrubs and gardening links.
http://www.geocities.com/myadkgardens/gardening/
Garden Decor, Garden Tools, Patio Furniture, Gardening Gifts, Garden Plants
Nursery for hosta, daylilies and companion perennial plants. Includes a gardening library and chat forums.
http://www.landplanfran.com/

Extractions: powered by FreeFind Some of our garden links open in new windows. Some pop-up ad blockers will prevent you from viewing the new gardening window. If you have trouble viewing any of our pages, please temporarily disable your pop-up blocker. Thank you. Landplanfran Apparel Art Gallery Bird Houses and Feeders ... Fireplaces, Fire Pits
Gardening : Perennials : Transplanting Perennials : Home & Garden Television
Q. I started my perennial garden last year, and it has outgrown my wildest imagination Congratulations on your success with your first perennial garden!
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_perennials/article/0,1785,HGTV_3602_3139046,00.html

Extractions: Q. I started my perennial garden last year, and it has outgrown my wildest imagination. Now I must move the plants to accommodate their size. When is the best time for me to do thisnow in the fall or next spring? A. It depends in part on what you're transplanting. Wait until early spring to transplant fall bloomers like asters and sedum. Plants that have begun to show signs of entering dormancybrowning foliagecan be moved in late summer or early fall. In very cold regions, it's best to divide and transplant no later than early fall so the plants have time to get established before the cold weather and snow hits. Don't worry, though. Anything you don't get to this fall can always be transplanted in early spring. Be sure to water new transplants frequently during dry spells, since you'll invariably damage some of the roots during the transplanting process. Congratulations on your success with your first perennial garden!
Gardening With City Floral In Denver, Colorado
Garden center with indoor plants, annual and perennial flowers, specialized nursery plants, houseplants, orchids and gardening supplies with gardening tips, coupons, news, seasonal events, and newsletter.
http://cityfloralgreenhouse.com/
Tropical John's Garden Shop In Rockwall, Texas
Organic nursery specializing in annual and perennial plants, landscape design, water gardens, plants, gardening needs, and gifts. Includes contact information.
http://downtownrockwall.com/johns.htm
Perennial Garden Styles - From The National Gardening Assocation Garden Shop
What style of garden do you want? There s a variety of perennials for every style of garden.
http://www.allspiritfitness.com/Shops/perennial_garden_styles.shtml

Extractions: Home Articles Video Reviews About Us ... Shopping Index All Products Apparel Baby Beauty Books Classical Music DVD Digital Music Electronics Gourmet Food Jewelry Magazines Miscellaneous Music Music Tracks Musical Instruments Office Products Outdoor Living PC Hardware Photo Restaurants Software Sporting Goods Toys VHS VideoGames Wireless Wireless Accessories Choosing a garden style is a little like getting dressed. You might choose a "tie and jacket" look for your garden, using formal, symmetrical plantings, sheared hedges, and rows of flowering plants. Or you might be more of a "blue jeans" gardener, opting for an informal layout with rambling plantings. Or maybe you are somewhere in between.
Maintaining A Perennial Garden
Maintaining a perennial Garden. National gardening Association Editors. perennial gardens require less maintenance than lawns, but they do need regular care
http://doityourself.com/flowers/maintainperennials.htm

Extractions: Free Video and Information on Mantis Garden Tillers National Gardening Association Editors Perennial gardens require less maintenance than lawns, but they do need regular care to look their best and stay healthy. The following tasks are arranged in order of frequency from weekly to annually. Remove spent flowers . Using scissors or hand pruners, snip off flower stems just above a leaf or bud when they finish blooming to prevent them from forming seeds. Pick off damaged leaves. Inspect for pests and problems . Look for leaves with holes or ragged edges; sticky, discolored or spotted leaves; chewed or abnormally growing flowers or buds; or damaged stems. If you discover a problem, take samples of the damaged plant to a garden center with experienced staff or contact cooperative extension service Master Gardeners in your area for identification and advice. Water . Dig into the top 2 to 3 inches of soil with a trowel. If the soil is dry, water until the soil is moist to a depth of 6 to 8 inches. Soaker hoses and drip irrigation pipes apply water more efficiently than overhead sprinklers. Avoid wetting plant leaves late in the day to prevent the spread of some plant diseases.
Book: The Well-Tended Perennial Garden
This fascinating exploration of gardening in accordance with Feng Shui principles teaches readers how to create balanced outdoor spaces that positively
http://www.gardenguides.com/books/welltendedperennial.htm
Timber Press: Media Information On Gardening With Perennials Month By Month
When first published nearly thirty years ago, gardening with perennials Month by Month sparked a renaissance of perennial plants in American gardens,
http://www.timberpress.com/media/getTitle.cfm?ISBN=0-88192-634-5
Plant Sale At Perennial Gardens
SFU Day at the perennial Gardens (formerly Rain Forest Gardents) is back! An opportunity to purchase perennials for your Fall gardening, to support the
http://www.sfu.ca/campus-activity/pergardens/perindex.html

Extractions: SFU Day at the Perennial Gardens (formerly Rain Forest Gardents) is back! Here is what Elke and Ken said: "Last year we missed doing our SFU Day and we heard from far and wide asking when it will return." Join us at the third SFU Day at the Perennial Gardens. An opportunity to purchase perennials for your Fall gardening, to support the Campus Community Bursary Endowment Fund , and to visit Ken and Elke's beautiful garden. 30% of all proceeds on the day will be donated to the Campus Community Bursary Endowment Fund. info@ perennialgardener.com Perennial Gardens is located at Elke and Ken Knechtel's home. Once you are on 224th Street, look for the sign at the gates to the garden. Don't be fooled by the size - Perennial Gardens offers an incredible collection of unusual and interesting perennials - over 2000 varieties of herbaceous perennials are listed in their catalogue . They are especially known for their extensive collections of hostas and hardy geraniums, and in September, the ornamental grasses will be at their best.
Better Homes & Gardens: Perennial Pleasures - Flower Gardening
Full text of the article, perennial pleasures flower gardening from Better Homes Gardens, a publication in the field of Home Garden,
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1041/is_n2_v73/ai_16228475

Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Perennials win the garden popularity contest, hands down. They come in a potpourri of bloom times, plant sizes, leaf textures, and flower colors, so there's a perennial to please every gardener. Best of all, perennials stage an Oscar-worthy garden performance that improves year after year. To get started on your own perennial paradise, see how we transformed turf into troops of blossoms. Then turn to our perennial garden plans on page 98 for ideas on what to plant in your yard. Perennials are an affordable floral luxury that can be grown in any size garden, from the tiniest side yard to the longest border. The perennial garden at right is a 13- by 24-foot raised bed edged with a stone wall. As you plan your perennial garden, decide whether you want your flowers to be a focal point or a backdrop for an outdoor living area. This garden, right, juts out into what was one large grassy area, creating a blooming focal point in a formerly lawn-covered backyard.
Gardening With Perennials - After Planting Care
The most common and time efficient way to water perennial gardens is to use Many perennial gardeners will snake a soaker hose through the garden and
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/perennials/care.html

Extractions: Mulching: Mulch provides a number of benefits. They help to make the garden appear neater, conserve soil moisture, retard weed growth and moderate soil temperatures. There are a variety of materials that can be used as mulch. Examples would be bark, dry grass clippings, and hulls of various sorts. Mulch should not be applied right up to the crown of the plant to avoid problems with crown rots. Leave some air space between the mulch and the crown. Watering: Water is a vital part in getting newly planted perennial gardens established. Soak the plants initially after planting and then check regularly to prevent drying out. Mulching helps to cut down on watering frequency. The general rule of thumb of one inch of water per week for established plantings holds true. Less frequent but deep watering encourage perennials to root more deeply and thus become better able to handle drought conditions. The most common and time efficient way to water perennial gardens is to use soaker hoses. Many perennial gardeners will snake a soaker hose through the garden and leave it there all summer. When water is needed they will connect it to a faucet and turn it on. To make the hose invisible, bury it just under the mulch.
Flower Gardening: A Selected Bibliography - MCPL
Flower gardening Annuals and perennials - Roses Cox, Jeff perennial Garden Color Harmonies Through the Seasons (635.932 C839)
http://www.mcpl.lib.mo.us/readers/lists/adult/flowergard.htm
* Perennial - (Gardening): Definition
perennials do not need to be planted each year. An allperennial garden changes Modern Day A perennial garden favorite, the delphinium is increasingly
http://en.mimi.hu/gardening/perennial.html
Perennial Gardens
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http://ww4.bhg.com/bhg/store/product.jhtml?catid=cat100010&prodid=prod20091
National Gardening Association :: National Gardening Association
by National gardening Association Editors. perennial gardens require less maintenance than lawns, but they do need regular care to look their best and stay
http://www.garden.org/howtos/index.php?q=show&id=1284
Seeds Of Change | Digging In The Dirt | Gardening Information | Tips For Creatin
Digging in the Dirt gardening Information Tips for Creating a perennial Garden. Tips for Creating a perennial Garden
http://www.seedsofchange.com/digging/tips_perennial.asp

Extractions: Growing perennials is one of the most interesting and exciting aspects of gardening. Contrary to what many gardeners think, gardening with perennials doesn't need to be complex, difficult, or expensive. The following tips should help you on your way. Start your plants in flats or pots at least 8 to 10 weeks before you intend to place them in the garden.

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