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This Honey of a Plant will Surprise You!
Get ready to jump out of the way! Earlier this summer I helped my sister with a new garden in front of her farm house located near me in Kennebunk. This garden faces directly south. I took this picture shortly after we planted it. I was ASTOUNDED by how quickly Supertunia ‘Honey’ created a lush…
Read MoreProven Winners Annuals Shine in Evaluation Trials
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society manages a diverse plant evaluation program at The Gardens at Elm Bank in Wellesley, MA. As noted earlier in this newsletter, I was there for a fall conference which also provided a chance to walk through these spectacular trial beds. The New England Trial Garden was established in 1996 as a…
Read MoreNew Annuals from Proven Winners
Proven Winners Superbena ‘Sparkling Ruby’ I trialed this prize-winning Superbena in my Kennebunk gardens last summer. It was one of the first plants that folks asked me about when touring my gardens. ‘Sparkling Ruby’ has a neat mounded habit – 6” to 10” tall – but sports flower-laden stems that trail to 14”. This blooming…
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