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Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush’ – Gorgeous Garden Addition

Each year the Perennial Plant Assoc. designates one perennial as the “Perennial Plant of the Year”. The selection is based on multiple seasons of interest, low maintenance, adaptability to a wide range of climates, pest & disease resistance and ease of propagation.  The 2023 pick is Rudbeckia  ‘American Gold Rush’  (Black-Eyed-Susan). In addition to the

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Discover the Benefits of Planting Evergreens in Your Landscape

Evergreens are such an important part of our landscape.   Unlike deciduous plants that are bare in the winter months, evergreens keep their foliage all seasons.  Planting evergreens on your property will reward you with lush, green foliage all year and give your yard the good bones and structure that make for great curb appeal. Note

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8 Great Reasons for Using Pavers to Surround Your Pool

There’s nothing better than sitting around your pool in the summer with family and friends.  But before you experience this enjoyment, you’ll need to decide what hardscaping materials you will want to surround your pool.   Often referred to as a pool deck, it’s important to know your options and know the look you want to

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Focal Points Add a Wow Factor in Landscaping

Most of our homes have the same basic landscaping features such as front foundation beds, walkways, patios and plantings galore.    Buy why do some landscapes ‘pop’ and others seem ‘blah’?   Yes, some have excellent landscape design and hardscaping qualities that set them apart but some properties simply lack a focal point in certain areas of

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Sedum – A Tough, Sun-Loving Perennial to Enjoy Summer and Fall

Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum is an interesting succulent plant that adds color and interest to the garden.  There are hundreds of varieties of sedums and most have fleshy succulent leaves and star-shaped flowers that attract butterflies and other pollinators. What Sedums Like and Dislike Likes:  Sedums like lots of sun (at least 6 hours of

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