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Best Summer Performing Annuals
Winterberry Hollies
Winterberry Hollies It is easy to spot winterberry hollies in winter because of the bright, colorful, often shiny and red berries clinging to the branches. The dark green leaves of autumn slowly change to a bright golden yellow. A couple of hard frosts and the leaves drop, at which point the berries become a sight to behold. Winterberry hollies, also
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The Pin Oak
Daylilies
Year of the Coreopsis
In the language of flowers, Coreopsis means “always cheerful,” and these delightful natives of the Americas live up to this designation in glorious fashion. Equally, at home in naturalized prairie settings or manicured landscapes, Coreopsis provide a lovely sunny presence wherever they make their home. Although typically seen in colors of yellow and gold, many species also contain red, bronze
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To view images of these varieties, visit the online version of the June 2018 issue at KCGMAG.com.
Read moreEditor’s Choice: Coleus
To view images of these varieties, visit the online version of the May 2018 issue at KCGMAG.com.
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