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Summertime blues- Narbonne blue flax

Bees, butterflies and blue flowers – what more can you ask?

A conservation success story: Tennessee purple coneflower

Drought tolerant, hardy and beautiful – learn more about Tennessee purple coneflower

Big, bold and beautiful: Curly leaf sea kale

Read more about this beautiful AND edible garden perennial

Evergreen elegance: weeping white spruce

Weeping white spruce is a cold hardy, tall and narrow elegant evergreen>>

A rush of Denver Gold (Columbine)

Learn about this beautiful, long-lived columbine>>

Blue grama goes blonde (Bouteloua)

Being ambitious, and a handsome blonde, means this grass’s virtues really stand out when it mingles with other attractive grasses and late-blooming perennials!

Out of Africa – again! (regal torchlily)

Chosen for it’s beautiful foliage as much for its blooms, this recommendation for 2010 is not your ordinary kniphofia!

One hot yucca for one hot spot (Hesperaloe)

Need a beautiful, durable plant for your hot spot? Red yucca, a 2010 recommendation, may be the answer!

Spring blooms, autumn hips (redleaf rose)

This old-time favorite deserves more recognition: beautiful flowers, foliage and fall hips. Another 2010 recommendation!

Red Feathers in the Garden: Pontechium maculatum

Seven plants have been announced for the 2010 winners. Red Feathers is an exciting new color choice for western gardeners.
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