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Best everlasting flowers for blue, purple and silver wedding
Don't be suckered by weeping cherry, page 4
Hose that congested conifer! Page 5
Hydrangea how-to for confused clippers, pages 6-7
Rejuvenation pruning, annual event for shrubs, page 7
Mulberry's spring look: Naked! Pages 8-9
Garden center cut-ups and first aid
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Ageratum houstonianum, flossflower, blue ageratum
Pg 2
annual flowers, compact forms favored in breeding Pg 3
Artemisia, Pg 2
capers, vegetable flower, Pg 5
Chamaecyparis obtusa, Hinoki falsecypress Pg
5
Chamaecyparis pisifera, threadleaf falsecypress Pg
5
Chamaecyparis, old needles build up in interior Pg
5
Consolida ajacis, larkspur Pg 2
Delphinium Pg 4
dried flowers, everlasting, color change in drying Pg
1-3
dry flowers, purple and silver Pg 1-3
evergreen needle shed, messy build up Pg 5
evergreens, showering in spring Pg 5
Forsythia pruning, Pg 7
fragrance and fragrant plants, Pg 2
garden centers' educational efforts, PG 10
Grass Roots Nursery, Scott Bates, New Boston, MI Pg 10
Groh, Dennis Groh American Conifer Society Pg 5
Heavenly Scent herb farm, Fenton, MI Pg 3
herbs, herb farms, Pg 3
Hydrangea arborescens, snowball, Annabelle Pg 6
Hydrangea macrophylla, blue mophead hydrangea, doesen't
bloom Pg 6-7
Hydrangea paniculata panicle hydrangeaPg 6
Hydrangea quercifolia, oakleaf hydrangea Pg 6
Hydrangea serrata, lacecap, Pg 6
Hydrangea, pruning different types Pg 6
Limonium latifolium, sea lavender Pg 2
Limonium sinuatum, annual statice Pg 2
Lonicera, honeysuckle, pruning Pg 7
memorable photographs, weeping cherry suckers Pg 4
pests, wood borers controlled by pruning Pg 7
mulberry, weeping tree pruning Pg 8-9, 14
planting, years until cut or dried flowers Pg 3
prune late spring blooming shrubs, Pg 7
pruning Sambucus elderberry Pg 7
pruning shrubs/bushes Pg 6-7
pruning, shrubs/bushes Pg 6-7
Psylliostachys, dried flower Pg 2
quiz, puzzle, game, which flower buds eaten as human food, Pg
7
quotes, Benjamin Franklin, some are weatherwise... otherwise
Pg 5
quotes, Burdette Chapman, plant every one Pg 4
quotes, envy the gardener with a restricted plot of ground Pg
5
quotes, Roy Barrette, discourages foolishness Pg 5
quotes, Thornton Wilder, money is like manure, Page 5
reasons to prune/clip/thin bushes, trees and others, control
insect problems Pg 7
removing suckers from trees Pg 4
Salvia farinacea, mealycup sage/blue bedding salvia Pg
2
seeds and seed starting, sources, finding specific species or
color seed Pg 2-4
seminars offered by garden centers g 10
shrubs, rejuvenation pruning Pg 7
suckers from roots or trunk Pg 4
Sunshine Farm and Garden herbs, Commerce Twp., MI Pg 3
suworowi, dried flower Pg 2
Swallow's Nest herb farm Pg 3
Tender Crop Farm, Newbury, Massachusetts Pg 3
trees, fast growing weeping trees and shrubs, Pg 8-9, 14
trees, use 500 gallons water Pg 5
Viburnum dentatum, arrowwood Pg 7
water and watering as control for diseases and pests Pg 5
wedding flowers from your garden Pg 1-3
weeping cherry, Prunus, removing straight suckers Pg
4
weeping mulberry, pruning illustrated, severe cut back Pg 8-9,
14
Weigela pruning Pg 7
Yule Love It lavender and herb farm, Leonard, MI Pg 3