Posts Tagged ‘low-maintenance plants’
Daylilies: Nature’s Most Useful and Hardy Flower Praised by Chicago Tribune in 1960
Nature’s Most Useful Flower On this day, the Chicago Tribune ran an article about the daylily, saying that they were “tops” in usefulness. Here are some highlights: “Because they combine exquisite charm with extreme hardiness, daylilies are without doubt nature’s most useful flower… Their usefulness derives from their ability to thrive lustily under virtually any…
Read MoreOtto Emery Jennings: The Curator Who Saved the Blazing Star
Nature’s Most Useful Flower On this day, the Chicago Tribune ran an article about the daylily, saying that they were “tops” in usefulness. Here are some highlights: “Because they combine exquisite charm with extreme hardiness, daylilies are without doubt nature’s most useful flower… Their usefulness derives from their ability to thrive lustily under virtually any…
Read MoreA Pinch of Green Magic: Celebrating National Herbs and Spices Day
This botanical history post was featured on The Daily Gardener podcast: Click here to see the complete show notes for this episode. June 10, 2019 On this day, dear garden enthusiasts, we celebrate a most aromatic occasion – National Herbs and Spices Day. As the warm breath of summer caresses our gardens, it beckons us…
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