The following articles are largely taken from Green Mountain
Gardener
news columns issued in the past from the University of Vermont, and
include
those on perennials and related flower topics. Author names are listed
for contact purposes, as a few of the articles have been adapted from
other
sources. Articles may be listed under more than one topic. Other flower
topics are listed by season.
Articles may also be searched
by keywords or phrases using
The How and Why of Flower Color
Garden Flower Botany Primer-- classification
Garden Flower Botany Primer--roots, shoots, flowers
Garden Flower Botany Primer--leaves
Garden Photography for All Seasons
Photographing Flowers--Some Useful Tips
Photographing Flowers--the Basics
Where do Your Plants Come From?
A Garden Worth Ten Scents (flower scents)
Garden Design to Reduce Stress
Hiring a Landscape Professional
Landscaping with Ornamental Grasses
The How and Why of Flower Color
Singing the Blues (blue flowers and beds)
Landscaping with Family Needs in Mind
Fitting Ornamentals into Your Landscape
Sounds or Silence?(using sound in the garden)
Does your
garden
make Scents? (using fragrance in the garden)
Garden
History, stories
Legends
of
the Chrysanthemum
Origins of the Dutch Bulb Industry
Famous Botanists and Horticulturists, from A to C
Famous Persons of Horticulture D-F
Famous Persons of Horticulture G-I
Famous Persons in Horticulture J-K
Famous Persons of Horticulture, L
Famous Persons of Horticulture, M-O
Famous Persons of Horticulture, P
Famous Persons of Horticulture, R
Famous Persons of Horticulture, S
Famous Persons of Horticulture, T-W
Profile of an American Gardener
Plant Lore: The African Violet and Impatiens
Famous American Landscape Designers
Landscape Designers of England and Europe
Of Historical Interest--Perennials and Gardens
Famous British Plant Explorers
Horticulturists of Note--Frederick Law Olmstead
Lesser
Known
Botanists and Horticulturists
For Now and Ever After (everlastings)
Growing Ferns Successfully Indoors
Let's Party--A 12-month Primer of Party Flowers
Man-eating Plants? (carnivorous, insectivorous)
What
Causes
Houseplant Leaf Drop?
Indoor
Plants
Easter
Lilies
African Violets: Seven Steps to Success
Naked Ladies Among Your Houseplants? (amaryllis)
Choosing Orchids to Grow in the Home
The Best Succulents for Houseplants
Plant HardinessPruning Evergreens in the Landscape
Choosing Deer Resistant Landscape Plants
Microclimates: What do they mean to you?
Creative Container Combinations
Grow Healthy Lawns with Less Nitrogen
Creating Attractive Butterfly Habitats
Kid-friendly Landscapes with Grown Up Appeal
So You Want to Grow Perennials
New On-line Herbaceous Garden Plants Course
Responsible Gardening (natives, invasives)
Accessible Gardening for the Physically Challenged
Sounds or Silence?(using sound in the garden)
Landscaping with Family Needs in Mind
Fitting Ornamentals into Your Landscape
Dogs and Deer Fences (controlling deer in gardens with fences, dogs)
Oh Deer! (Controlling deer in gardens)
The Buzz on Bees (bees and gardening, attracting them)
Alternatives to the Norway Maple
Choice New PerennialsAlternatives to the Bush Honeysuckle
Alternatives to the Burning Bush
The 2007 Perennial Plant of the YearThe 2006 Perennial Plant of the Year (dianthus)
Alternatives for Invasive Plants
Lady's Mantle: A Useful Perennial
Nasturtium: A Favorite Old-fashioned Flower
Perennial Plant Feature--Ladybells (Adenophora)
Perennial Plant Feature--Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla)
Perennial Plant Feature--Blue Stars (Amsonia)
Perennial Plant Feature--Sea Pinks (Armeria)
Perennial Plant Feature--Goat's Beard (Aruncus)
Perennial Plant Feature--Wild Ginger (Asarum)
Selecting
Flowering Crabapples
Avoid Lyme Disease While Gardening
Alternatives to Japanese Barberry
Alternatives to the Bush HoneysuckleUseful Facts about Insecticides
Deer Deterrents--Taste and Touch
Deer Deterrents--Sight and Sound
Choosing Deer Resistant Landscape Plants
Avoiding and Controlling Rose Diseases
What Causes Houseplant Leaf Drop?
Why Plants Fail to Flower and Fruit
Dogs and Deer Fences (controlling deer in gardens with fences, dogs)
Oh Deer! (Controlling deer in gardens)
Trends,
Health, Lifestyles and Hot
Topics
The Social Value of Landscaping
Recycling Plastics in the GardenDigital Garden Photography-- Equipment
Fuel-efficient Lawns and Landscapes
Coping with Heat in the Garden
Alternatives for Invasive Plants
Choosing Perennials, Ecologically
Improve your Love Life with Flowers
Vermont Community Botanic Garden
Does your garden make Scents? (using fragrance in the garden)
Oh Deer! (Controlling deer in gardens)
For suggestions of articles, comments or corrections contact leonard.perry@uvm.edu. Appreciation is expressed to Lisa Halvorsen for editorial assistance. Distribution of these news releases is made possible by New England Grows-- a conference providing education for industry professionals and support for Extension's outreach efforts in ornamental horticulture.
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