Looking for a gift for someone special? Make sure they're ready for 2020! You could get one of our lovely Southwest Gardening calendars, but you could also get them something for their landscape. Each year the National Garden Bureau (a non-profit group) selects new plants to feature.
Nothing says I think you're great like seeds or plants that ensure they are ready for the 2020 celebration.
Year of the Corn - seeds of glass gem corn from Native Seeds Year of the Iris - Persian iris I wrote about! Year of the Hydrangea - sorry not in the desert Year of the Lantana - butterfly plant! Year of the Lavender - YES!!!!
Each year the National Garden Bureau selects one annual, one perennial, one bulb crop, one edible and one shrub as our “Year of the” crops. Plants are chosen because they are popular, easy-to-grow...
Did you know that many shrubs make excellent container plants? SWG's Noelle Johnson has had 'Blue Bell' (Eremophila hygrophana) and Mexican Honeysuckle (Justicia spicigera) growing in the same large pot for over four years! ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking for a gift for someone special? Make sure they're ready for 2020! You could get one of our lovely Southwest Gardening calendars, but you could also get them something for their landscape. Each year the National Garden Bureau (a non-profit group) selects new plants to feature.
Nothing says I think you're great like seeds or plants that ensure they are ready for the 2020 celebration.
Year of the Corn - seeds of glass gem corn from Native Seeds Year of the Iris - Persian iris I wrote about! Year of the Hydrangea - sorry not in the desert Year of the Lantana - butterfly plant! Year of the Lavender - YES!!!!
Each year the National Garden Bureau selects one annual, one perennial, one bulb crop, one edible and one shrub as our “Year of the” crops. Plants are chosen because they are popular, easy-to-grow...
Did you know that many shrubs make excellent container plants? SWG's Noelle Johnson has had 'Blue Bell' (Eremophila hygrophana) and Mexican Honeysuckle (Justicia spicigera) growing in the same large pot for over four years! ... See MoreSee Less