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TIME FOR NEW THINGS - Judy
Ziemba, Horticulture Chairman
While
we dream over the garden catalogs... - Judy Ziemba,
State Chairman
What
are those Purple Things? - Judy Ziemba, State
Chairman
Thoughts
for the Summer Gardener - Judy Ziemba, State Chairman
Will
It Survive In Your Garden? – Judy Ziemba, State
Horticulture Chairman
Attack
on Ash Trees – Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
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2006 ARTICLE - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
ENDANGERED
AND INVASIVE SPECIES - Pinky Riffle,
State Endangered Species/Invasive Species Chm.
WHY
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES? - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
PLANNING
A DROUGHT PROOF GARDEN - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
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LATE SUMMER MAKEOVER - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
SHARPEN
THOSE PRUNING SHEARS - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
HARVESTING
AND PRESERVING - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
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AMERICAN NATIVE - THE DAHLIA FAMILY - Judy
Ziemba, State Horticulture Chairman
OLD
FAVORITES AND NEW ONES - Judy Ziemba, State
Horticulture Chairman
HOUSEPLANTS
FOR SPECIAL SCHEDULES - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
PLANNING
AND PLANTING FOR THE BIRDS - Judy Ziemba, State
Horticulture Chairman
FLOWERING
TREES IN ILLINOIS - Judy Ziemba, State Horticulture
Chairman
LOOKING
AHEAD TO FALL BULB PLANTING - Judy Ziemba, GCI
Horticulture Chairman
CUTTING
GARDENS - Judy Ziemba, GCI Horticulture Chairman
MINIATURE
GARDENS - Judy Ziemba, GCI Horticulture Chairman
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Picture: Geranium "Rozanne' has been
named 2008 Perennial Plant of the Year by the Perennial
Plant Association. It is hardy in USDA zones 5-8,
thrives in full sun to partial shade, and has a
long season of flowering. The large flowers are
violet-blue with purple-violet veins and small white
centers. Consider this when planning a mass planting
or selecting plants for your patio containers. Makes
a great groundcover too! |
