March 22, 2016
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Comments Off on Award Winning Perennials for the Philadelphia Home Garden
There are few garden features that compare to the significant contribution perennials add to the Philadelphia home landscaped garden. They work hard and generously for years, with each year’s display only surpassing its former glory.
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August 25, 2015
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Comments Off on Eastern Pennsylvania Birds and Butterflies Love These Plants
Why settle for a landscaped property that is simply beautiful, when it can also be teeming with life and vitality in the form of songbirds, hummingbirds, butterflies, caterpillars and valuable pollinating insects? Continue reading
July 27, 2015
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Comments Off on What Can You Expect from a Professional Landscape Designer?
Do-it-yourself projects have become very popular these days, as homeowners seek to move away from cookie-cutter models and express themselves with creativity in their homes and landscapes. However, have you considered the distinct advantages of working with a professional landscape designer … Continue reading
July 16, 2015
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Comments Off on Plant Care and Landscaping Tips for Perennial Plants and Flowers
There are many plant care best practices and tips to follow, but how do you know which are most important for southeastern Pennsylvania perennial plants and flowers? Continue reading
May 14, 2015
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Comments Off on Popular Perennials for Your Philadelphia Home Garden
There are so many perennials to consider for your Philadelphia garden. Whether you choose hardy geraniums, Echinacea, ornamental grasses, salvia, hyssops, buddleia or a myriad of other selections, hardy perennials are guaranteed to shine like stars in your garden. Continue reading
May 27, 2014
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Comments Off on Annual Plant Care Tips for Perennials
Do you continuously enjoy the perennials in your garden year after year? Herbaceous perennials are plants with tops that die each fall, leaving crowns and root systems alive (although dormant) during winter, re-growing when conditions are right the following spring. Continue reading