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The Fagus sylvatica ‘Red Obelisk’ is a stunning variety of European beech that brings vibrant color and unique form to gardens and landscapes. With its narrow columnar shape and deep reddish-purple foliage that persists all season, it makes a dramatic vertical accent. Overview of the Red Obelisk Beech This exciting beech cultivar was discovered in … Read more
Camellias are beautiful flowering shrubs that can add charm and color to any garden. With their glossy leaves and eye-catching blooms, camellias are a great choice for homeowners looking to spruce up their outdoor space. If you’re interested in purchasing camellias for your own landscape, you may be wondering: where can I find camellia plants … Read more
Night-scented stock, also known as evening stock, is a hardy annual plant that brings old-fashioned pretty delicacy and gorgeous fragrance to an informal or cottage garden flower border. Its white, lilac, or pink simple four-petalled flowers, borne on slender grey green stems with long narrow leaves, give off a strong sweet perfume in late evening, … Read more
Spotting a fox casually strolling through your backyard can be an exciting and memorable wildlife encounter. With their bushy tails and pointed ears, foxes have an unmistakable charm that makes them a delight to observe. While you can’t fully domesticate foxes, you can create an environment that encourages foxes to visit your yard with some … Read more
Elevate your garden with stunning peaches and cream honeysuckle by learning key planting and care tips! The peaches and cream honeysuckle vine, also known by its botanical name Lonicera periclymenum ‘Inov 86’ PP #21,839, is an exciting and fragrant addition to any garden. With its vibrant, multicolored blooms and sweet scent, this compact honeysuckle variety … Read more
Most bulbs in mild winter areas are planted in the coolest part of the year, in December or early January. The trick to growing tulips, crocus, and hyacinths is giving them a “cold treatment” to fool them into thinking theyve gone through a cold winter underground. This can be done quite easily in your kitchen … Read more
“That flower looks just like an iris!” said a friend in disbelief, as she admired my perennial bed in late October a couple of years ago. And indeed, it was Iris St. Petersburg, a lovely tall bearded hybrid with violet-tinged white standards and falls, which had bloomed in spring (as most garden irises do) but … Read more
A mid-early bush variety. Determinate. The standard Italian plum tomato for sauce & canning. Good sized plant with 4-5 ounce fruit. Good disease resistance. Roma tomatoes, also known as Italian plum tomatoes, are one of the most popular tomato varieties grown in home gardens and commercial farms. Their oblong shape and meaty flesh make them … Read more
Weber State softball won an important road series at Sacramento State, splitting a Friday doubleheader and claiming the Saturday rubber match in the penultimate weekend of Big Sky Conference play. The Wildcats (21-27, 7-5 Big Sky) and Hornets (22-20, 7-5) are now tied for second place while Idaho State’s high-scoring sweep of last-place Montana clinched … Read more
Spider Plants are lush and showy houseplants that look amazing in interior design. While they are not fussy plants, finding the right lighting for this tropical beauty can be challenging, especially for beginners. This comprehensive guide explores Spider Plant light requirements in more detail to help you understand what amount of light to provide for … Read more