Peter Symcox

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6 steps to a water-wise garden

Free yourself from watering, weeding and worrying about your plants through the dry summer months.

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Winter Jasmine

When winter gloom has us down, the bright yellow bloom of winter jasmine is sure cheer us up.

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Great Grasses!

Hybrid maiden grass (Miscanthus x giganteus) flourishes in moderately fertile soil that’s moist and well drained. The tallest of all...

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Great Grasses

Hybrid maiden grass (Miscanthus x giganteus) flourishes in moderately fertile soil that’s moist and well drained. The tallest of all...

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Daturas

Be that as it may, we now see them in many garden settings, particularly the woody daturas that are now...

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Fantastic Dieramas

Apart from the pleasure of their presence, other benefits birds confer on us sometimes go unremarked – until one comes...

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Helleborus x Nigercors

Is there anything more exciting, I wonder, more challenging and certainly more rewarding, than the creation of a winter garden...

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Christmas Rose

The phrase "from sea to sea" carries an special meaning when applied to our own horticultural and botanical aspirations -...

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Echium wildpretti

An interesting - and very dramatic - plant has begun to appear in our gardens. I refer to Echium wildpretii.

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The Camellia

Likely everyone in the Pacific Northwest is familiar with the camellia shrub. Camellias bloom in the early part of the...

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The Romantic Camellia

I feel perfectly sure that everyone in this part of the world is familiar with the camellia shrub, and what...

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Blue Cerinthe

Also known as blue shrimp flower and blue honeywort, the Blue Cerinthe is particularly suitable for gardens in the Pacific...

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