Top Ten Landscaping Articles

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1. The Cabbage Roses
2. More Vines with Scented Blooms
3. Rhode Island Greening Apple
4. Some Heirloom Potatoes
5. Bulbs for the Cottage Garden
6. Meaning of Some Garden Flowers
7. Pink Flowered Old Garden Roses
8. Suitable Daffodils for Forcing
9. More Woody Plants with Scented Blooms
10. Small/Minor Heirloom Bulbs
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1. The Cabbage Roses
The cabbage rose is among the oldest and the most popular old garden roses.
2. More Vines with Scented Blooms
Certain vines bear fragrant blossoms. This is true for the following vines.
3. Rhode Island Greening Apple
The Rhode Island Greening apple is a popular heirloom variety that originated in Colonial times.
4. Some Heirloom Potatoes
Many excellent heirloom varieties of potatoes are suitable for the home garden. These include the following.
5. Bulbs for the Cottage Garden
Various kinds of bulbs are well suited to cottage gardens. These include both hardy and tender ones.
6. Meaning of Some Garden Flowers
In the Language of Flowers, each type of blossom has been assigned a meaning. Here are details for some garden flowers.
7. Pink Flowered Old Garden Roses
A number of old garden roses bear lovely pink blossoms. These include Hermosa rose and Honorine de Brabant rose.
8. Suitable Daffodils for Forcing
Certain kinds of daffodils are most suitable for forcing. Here are details on some of those.
9. More Woody Plants with Scented Blooms
Quite a few trees and shrubs feature fragrant blossoms. Gardeners can choose from the following species.
10. Small/Minor Heirloom Bulbs
Many kinds of small or minor hardy bulbs have been grown for hundreds of years. These include favorites, such as the English bluebell and the crown imperial.
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