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On Gardening: Superbena Royale Plum Wine acts like a crown jewel in containers
It is spring in Australia and New Zealand and looks like it in Columbus, Georgia, thanks to a little planting in early September. One plant that is catching my eye every day is the award-winning Superbena Royale Plum Wine verbena.
The last time I gave this plant any press was when magenta was the Pantone Color of the Year. It is a color that ...Read more
The Greener View: Can Trees Get Sunburned?
Q: We noticed that the bark is starting to fall off one of our trees. The tree was planted about three years ago and has been doing fine. The trunk is about 6 inches across, and the lowest branch is about 6 feet above the ground. We peeled off the loose bark, and it is missing from 2 to 5 feet off the ground, all on one side. What should we do? ...Read more
On Gardening: A 'Heart' for a river of caladiums
The past two years, have seen rainstorms that were real gully washers at my house in West Georgia. Consequently, my dry creek area with daylilies saw the rocks moving downhill. But the water movement opened the door for one of the most enjoyable gardening projects in years.
The storms created a winding path for water to relocate to the street. ...Read more
The Greener View: What Do You Do With Baby Redbud Trees?
Q: I have been cleaning up my flower beds, and I noticed that there are dozens of small trees sprouting up everywhere. I think they are redbud trees from the neighbor's tree. They range from a couple of inches to a couple of feet tall. I am thinking of digging up as many as I can and using some for bonsai and some to give away or sell at a ...Read more



























