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Keeping up with the botanical nomenclature can be a bit daunting for those of us who are a little rusty on our Latin. Thankfully, gardeners have a host of…
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To some people, a plant is a plant is a plant. But to the phytophilous (or plant-loving) High Plains gardener, identifying our native flora can often be…
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The unexpected arrival of a beautiful bonsai gift caused me to look back to a previous program on the background and basics of this ancient garden art…
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A look at several botanicals that are often best known by their common monikers. Burro's tail, string of pearls, and mother-in-law's tongue are long…
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A trip to the supermarket produce section can result in great beginnings for growing your own bromeliads. This week's Growing on the High Plains looks at…
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Keeping it all in the family, Skip takes a short trip back in time and learns how to keep her mother's violets alive. And in doing so she develops her own…
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Growing your own orchids can be challenging unless you plan ahead and consider investing some time in learning what makes these tropical flowers so…
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A look at some of the most popular and easiest houseplants to keep you in greenery for the cold season. Skip looks at the four basics needs of a healthy…
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Bonsai is an ancient, living art form that never is completed. It requires focus, balance, and composition. Bonsai live for a hundred years, so many times…
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Thank goodness for houseplants. Without them, gardeners might have a hard time making it through the hard times of winter. Jade is a natural-born…