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With white, pink or purple flowers, heathers carpet large areas with tons of color. The green, bronze and red foliage also add interest in the wintertime.
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"Sneezeweed" doesn't actually make you sneeze. The nickname comes from its former use as snuff, but the tall flowers now dot gardens across the country in red, orange and yellow hues.
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Despite common belief, goldenrod does not cause allergies, but it can spread to unmanageable proportions. Try Grey Goldenrod or Zig-Zag Goldenrod for better-behaved plants.
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With white, pink or purple flowers, heathers carpet large areas with tons of color. The green, bronze and red foliage also add interest in the wintertime.
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Fall crocuses sprout up from bulbs just like their spring counterparts, but the "meadow saffron" actually belongs to the lily family.
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Despite common belief, goldenrod does not cause allergies, but it can spread to unmanageable proportions. Try Grey Goldenrod or Zig-Zag Goldenrod for better-behaved plants.
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While the bell flowers look pretty in the summertime, the colorful pods make this ornamental plant so popular. Physalis alkekengi requires little fuss, but it'll spread quickly if left to its own devices.
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Fall crocuses sprout up from bulbs just like their spring counterparts, but the "meadow saffron" actually belongs to the lily family.
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Butterflies love the dense groupings of these tiny blue flowers. Fill out a flower bed with the tall shrub, but it'll need plenty of sun and well-drained soil.
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While the bell flowers look pretty in the summertime, the colorful pods make this ornamental plant so popular. Physalis alkekengi requires little fuss, but it'll spread quickly if left to its own devices.
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