Showing posts with label guerrilla gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guerrilla gardening. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2020

GardenDC Podcast Episode 24: Peggy Cornett of Monticello, Echinacea Plant Profile, and Tips for Guerilla Gardening



This episode, we chat with Peggy Cornett of Monticello about their historic plant collection. The plant profile is on Echinacea and I share tips for Guerilla Gardening.



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Sunday, July 19, 2020

July 2020 issue of Washington Gardener Magazine – Wild Hydrangea, Cardinal Flower, Fireflies, Guerrilla Gardening and more

Inside this issue:

  • Smooth Hydrangea: Taming the “Wild” Hydrangea
  • Growing Native Cardinal Flower
  • 7 Essential Summer Tasks
  • Guerrilla Gardening: Sowing Seeds of Hope
  • It’s Not Too Late! Start a Victory Garden Now
  • Hirshhorn’s Concept for a Revitalized Sculpture Garden
  • Nancy Ross Hugo: Author, Garden Writer, Instructor
  • What to Do in the Garden this Month
  • 9 Steps to Bring Back Fireflies to Your Yard
  • Top Plants for Your Water Garden
  • Smart Irrigation Tips
  • and much more…
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