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Fall Flower Show and Seminars!
Fall Flower Show and Seminars Sponsored by Idaho Horticulture
Society and 36th Street Garden Center “Autumn
Breeze; Falling Leavesâ€
Designs—Horticulture—Education
September 18: Noon-5pm September 19: 10am-4pm Location: 36th Street
Garden Center 3823 N. Garden Center Way, Boise Corner of Hill Road
and 36th Street You are invited to view, and encouraged to enter,
the flower show and do not have to be a member of [...]Fall Flower
Show and Seminars! is a post from: Gardens of the Wild Wild West
Gardening Question of the Week: What Do You Think of Garden Shows?
A recent article in The New York Times, follows the Cleveland
Botanical Garden's switch from a Flower Show (the largest outdoor
garden show in North America), to the "RIPE! Food & Garden
Festival", in an effort to reach a wider audience. The garden's
executive director said "Food is an easier sell." The article's
author, Judith H. Dobrzynski, seemed to appreciate the cynicism of
this when she wrote that RIPE "...celebrates the trend of locally
grown food." Is it a trend?...Read Full Post
Giving Your Garden a Sense of Age and Substance
I love to tour old, established gardens. ThereÂ’s
nothing so evocative as trees obscured by clinging vines and the
scent of damp stones. It gets me thinking about how
IÂ’d use the garden, where my favorite place to sit
would be if IÂ’d lived there and what it would be like
to grow up in a place like that. ThereÂ’s a charm to an
old garden that only patience can bring to a new garden. But if
youÂ’ve ever been to a garden show with landscape
displays, youÂ’ve seen gardens that were put together
in a matter of days, yet still have a sense of mellowed maturity.
So I asked for some tricks of the trade: How to you give a new
garden the feel of age? Five tips were repeated over and over...
Hibiscus Flowers for Container Gardens
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© Kerry Michaels  Larger Hibscus Flower
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Get the Garden Rose in Your Backyard
The rose has been associated with romance and affairs of the heart
for centuries, and is still today a popular flower featured in
gardens around the world. The garden rose comes in a variety of
shapes, sizes of colors, and although the it has a reputation for
being a difficult plant to keep and grow, it can easily make a
beautiful addition to your garden.