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Maryland Native Plant Society: Sources of Native Plants for the Middle Atlantic Region
E-mail: info@newmoonnursery.com Wholesale plug producer of northeastern / mid-Atlantic native herbaceous perennials, grasses, vines and shrubs. North Creek Nurseries, Inc. Dale Hendricks RR 2, Box ... www.northcreeknurseries.com E-mail: infor@northcreeknurseries.com, order@northcreeknurseries.com Wholesale only. Herbaceous and some grasses, ferns and woody plants. Octoraro Native Plant Nursery * Jim ...
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2000 Cultivars
August, 1998. Most of the listed Bamboos can perform at smaller sizes as herbaceous perennials with adequate mulch in areas where the tops are killed regularly by low winter temperatures ...
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The book: Phlomis, the neglected genus
Phlomis (shrubs), section Phlomis (herbaceous perennials) and section Phlomoides (herbaceous perennials); the floral differences between the two sections are explained. Within each ... succinct), and the Phlomis subsection is then further subdivided into Shrubs and Perennials. Each species entry includes a brief, formal botanical description, notes on its ...
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Plants For A Future - Alternative Fruits
See our leaflet called Why Perennials for more details on this. Most of the plants mentioned in this leaflet will not ... of deciduous shrubs, though most of them are not very hardy and act more as herbaceous perennials in all but the mildest areas of the country. Fuchsia are commonly grown ornamentals, all ...
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Edible flowers - Plants For A Future
Unless stated otherwise, all the plants listed below are herbaceous perennials and should be hardy in most parts of the country. They are quite a ... rocket (Eruca vesicaria sativa), radish (Raphanus sativus) and nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus). However, there are many herbaceous perennials that can be producing good yields of flowers by the second or third year and ...
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Desert Grassland
Other well-represented life forms are annuals and geophytes (herbaceous perennials such as bulbs that die to the ground each year). Populations of trees, shrubs, and ...
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2004-2005 Desert Wildflower Bloom Forecast
Other annuals and herbaceous perennials (e.g., desert larkspur and mariposa) will bloom later, but ... a difference a week makes. Most of the abundant annuals and herbaceous perennials are bolting; they'll be in flower by March 1. ... the deeper soils. Penstemons are very scarce; these short-lived perennials have been devastated by the drought of the past several ...
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Invasive Non-Native Plants
August which are spread by birds. It quickly covers and shades out herbaceous plants. Control: same as for stilt grass. JAPANESE PERILLA, BEEFSTEAK PLANT (Perilla frutescens). Sold ... off waxy or grass-like foliage, use additional sticker-spreader. Deciduous trees, shrubs, and perennials move nutrients down to the roots in late summer. Glyphosate is particularly effective at ...
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Maryland Native Plant Society: Bibliography
Identifying Native Plants Herbaceous Woody Plants Grasses Ferns Wetland / Coastal Mosses and other Bryophytes For the advanced identifier ... of the country is described in terms of its gardening characteristics; and recommended native perennials, annuals, grasses, ferns, water plants, vines, shrubs, and trees are listed. The idea ...
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Georgia Wildlife Federation
There are many native shrubs ... crossvine, and climbing hydrangea. The vines listed attract nectar-feeders like butterflies and hummingbirds. Many herbaceous flowering plants, like wildflowers and grasses, provide food for birds and butterflies. For example, ...
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