Growth Habit

Pruning hollies

Few plants are more versatile than hollies. With their textural foliage, ornamental berries, and varied growth habit,
From Fine Gardening

Buxus 'Green Velvet' is a hardy Boxwood developed in Ontario, Canada. This hybrid combines the hardiness and compact
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This pure white phlox is valuable in the garden because of its abundant, fragrant flowers, its sturdy growth habit, and
From Fine Gardening

Bonsai tree stands 9-11 inches tall and is planted in a traditional 5 inch Chinese ceramic bonsai pot. Miniature
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Clockvine can be used in hanging pots or window boxes. The plant has a vine type growth habit and may reach a length of
From Old House Web

SUMMER WINE is a ninebark cultivar that is noted for its deeply cut, wine-red foliage and its dense, free-branching,
From Missouri Botanical Garden

Fungi are of fundamental importance in the terrestrial environment. They have roles as decomposers, plant pathogens,
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Great instructions and info, plus beautiful pictures: This is a practical, pretty, and highly useful book for anyone
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'Royal Cloak' is a barberry cultivar that is noted for its upright, arching growth habit and large reddish-purple
From Missouri Botanical Garden

'Gold Bar' is a clump-forming eulalia grass that is noted for its horizontally banded yellow and green foliage, dense-
From Missouri Botanical Garden

Clitocybe robusta is a medium-sized to large (but not giant) white species with a cap that does not become deeply vase-
From Mushroom Expert

A superb guidebook for amateur naturalists, students in a variety of ecology-oriented courses, and gardeners who wish
From A1 Books

Are your perennials blooming less prolifically or getting too crowded? Then it's time to divide them. The method
From eHow