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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Fall: The World’s a Stage

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Tuesday, October 7, 2008. Fall: The World’s a Stage. 8220;Hardy” mums. I just don’t get them. 8221; when the brilliant harmonic tones of the maple, the birch and the sumac – the symphony of the season - is reaching its colorful crescendo before falling to the ground in a whisper. 8216;Raydon’s Favorite’), with its cheerful bright blue daisies in September and October. Unlike many, perhaps more familiar asters, &#...With its many...

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: What’s My Zone?

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Tuesday, February 7, 2012. What’s My Zone? Gardeners and attentive news followers may know by now that the USDA has just released an update of the Plant Hardiness Zone Map, and to nobody’s surprise, New Hampshire is getting warmer, with the current “winter” adding to the accumulating evidence. Does it retain the sun’s warmth into the evening? The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens. Offering an outstanding collection of hardy peren...

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Summer Gardening and Flowering Plants

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Wednesday, July 1, 2015. Summer Gardening and Flowering Plants. The fireworks that light the skies on the Fourth are echoed in the flowers of summer, as July and August are the months of Coneflower ( Echinacea. We are well-stocked with interesting and well-grown trees and shrubs. Our specimen Stewartia. Summersweet) that we carry. Astilbe at The Mixed Border. We welcome your visit. Nursery Hours, July to September:. Please note ...

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: When to Plant?

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Thursday, June 1, 2000. But it's too late to plant! Said my sister the other day when she asked for recommendations about what to plant around her house. "Don't I need to wait until fall? These questions are frequently asked, indicating the widespread but incorrect belief that all plants must be in the ground by Memorial Day, or they won't survive. As for perennials, there are many that will bloom for a long time, once the days ...

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Nancy Carlisle Interior Plantings - Partners

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Nancy Carlisle Interior Plantings. We partner with several associations and organizations to provide the best products and services to our clients:. Green Plants for Green Buildings. Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. New Hampshire Plant Growers. Nancy Carlisle Interior Plantings, LLC - 58 Chenell Drive, Suite 9 - Concord, NH 03301 - (603) 225.7218 2015.

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Burning Bushes and Fall Garden Color

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Friday, September 12, 2008. Burning Bushes and Fall Garden Color. And it’s to October we look ahead in our gardens and landscapes,. As Burning bushes ( Euonymus alatus. And varieties) begin to display their sole reason to grow them: brilliant carmine foliage. Two weeks of Technicolor, and fifty weeks of humdrum. So, what’s a gardener to do? Here are a few:. 8216;Brilliantissima’) A native shrub, growing 6 to 8 feet tall, w...

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Azalea or Rhododendron?

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens. Offering an outstanding collection of hardy perennials, shrubs, trees, vines, and herbs. Are available all year round. 363 Pine Hill Road. Hollis, NH 03049. Native Plants and Others. Much Too Much Mulch. The Best Hardy Plants for New England. What’s My Zone? Selecting and Caring for Clematis. Hazels and Hellebores – the Flowers of Early Spring. About The Mixed Border.

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Native Plants and Others

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Thursday, May 10, 2012. Native Plants and Others. For the house that is no more a house,. But only a belilaced cellar hole,. Now slowly closing like a dent in dough. Lilacs, courtesy of April Walker. I compare the birch and lilac because they represent more than the official state flower and tree. They also illustrate the problem with declaring natives more suitable than exotics in the landscape. Are available all year round.

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The Mixed Border Nursery & Gardens Blog: Much Too Much Mulch

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The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens Blog. Better Plants for Better Gardens. Tuesday, April 17, 2012. Much Too Much Mulch. Back to mulch volcanoes, those tall mounds of mulch around the trunks of trees and even shrubs. Where they originated is anybody’s guess, but the practice continues to be spread by uninformed landscapers as well as homeowners. Why are they bad? The Mixed Border Nursery and Gardens. Offering an outstanding collection of hardy perennials, shrubs, trees, vines, and herbs. Association of...