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Message: Dirt Du Jour: {title} thought you might like this little ditty from Dirt du jour January 17, 2010 Perennial plant of the year - 2011! It is barely 2010 when garden writers are announcing the current Plant of the Year, Baptisia australis, when perennial propagator Walter’s Gardens blabs the identity of the 2011 perennial plant of the year already, Amsonia hubrichtii, probably knocking the wind out of planned marketing campaigns by the Perennial Plant Association. But then, how else would growers and nurseries be ready for “demand” if the plant isn’t being discussed? Does this make you feel just a wee bit worked? whatever TheBaltimoreSun—The Iron Chefs from the Food Network harvested “stunt doubles” from White House garden. Digging for weekly deals: Just what we need at this time of year: a rubber boot tray 40% off at Ballard Designs. Grab this for $15 Free book Friday!, February 3, 2012. Thinking ahead, February 2, 2012. Juxtaposition, January 31, 2012. Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Editorial and Privacy Policies | Contact 17602 17th Street, Suite 102 #142 Tustin, Ca. 92780-7915 All contents © 2012 Dirt Du Jour
thought you might like this little ditty from Dirt du jour
It is barely 2010 when garden writers are announcing the current Plant of the Year, Baptisia australis, when perennial propagator Walter’s Gardens blabs the identity of the 2011 perennial plant of the year already, Amsonia hubrichtii, probably knocking the wind out of planned marketing campaigns by the Perennial Plant Association.
But then, how else would growers and nurseries be ready for “demand” if the plant isn’t being discussed? Does this make you feel just a wee bit worked?
whatever TheBaltimoreSun—The Iron Chefs from the Food Network harvested “stunt doubles” from White House garden.
Just what we need at this time of year: a rubber boot tray 40% off at Ballard Designs. Grab this for $15