Gardens of Eden

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Landscaped cemeteries in the South are not only the final refuge of loved ones who have passed away, but also serve as a showcase for classic Southern plants. These final resting places are usually planted with roses, bulbs and evergreens. Some plants even trace their origins to graveyards.

author: Bender, Steve
Landscape architecture, Cemeteries

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Shrubs from grandma's garden

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Many flowering plants from the old South are no longer available in the market because of their wild nature and difficult maintenance. Despite this, many Southerners are trying to preserve these old plants for their beauty and the nostalgia that accompanies them.

author: Bender, Steve
Southern United States, Plants, Ornamental, Ornamental plants, Plant breeding, Flowering shrubs

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Please forgive winterberry

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Winterberries are some of the most adaptable plants that Southerners grow in their gardens during the winter season. Although winterberries lose their leaves during winter, these shrubs actually give rise to bright red berries that last during the entire season.

author: Bender, Steve
Methods, Gardening, Varieties, Shrubs

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subjects list: Natural history, Southern States
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