Weather Alert! Is it a frost or a freeze? These are actually weather terms but the difference is very important to gardeners and growers. One you can protect against and usually avoid damage from (frost) and the other can be beyond your control to prevent severe damage, die back or even untimely loss. Why? A […]
https://info.plantsmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Frost-or-freeze.jpg422844Tracy Blevins/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/plantsmap-logo-horizontal.jpgTracy Blevins2018-04-06 13:02:252018-04-06 13:03:45‘Tis the season for a nightly freeze or frost warning
Ever wonder how Allan Armitage keeps track of all the many plants in the ArmiGarden? Thank you for the video! Be sure to follow Dr. Armitage on Plantsmap.com at www.plantsmap.com/organizations/dr-allan-armitage and also download Armitage’s Great Garden Plants App (Google Play & iTunes). With a passion for sharing plant stories, Allan Armitage removes the mystery of growing plants Interactive QR […]
Once again we want to share with you plants that have achieved a ‘Plant of the Year’ status based on their botanical recognition. Plants are chosen by various different entities and are announced at different times. We will update more winners later this year. If we have missed any that you are aware of, please […]
https://info.plantsmap.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/2018-Plants-of-the-Year.jpg422844Tracy Blevins/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/plantsmap-logo-horizontal.jpgTracy Blevins2018-03-22 20:09:302018-03-30 13:02:56Congratulations to the 2018 Plants of the Year
What do these things have in common? Length of daylight hours! Or is it actually length of darkness? Daylight Saving Time One of the things I look forward to in March is that we spring forward on the 2nd Sunday. On that day where I live, the sun will rise at 7:27am (if you set […]
Plants that bring home the bronze, silver and gold to your landscape. BRONZE Bronze is an interesting element of color in the garden. This color can most often be achieved through foliage but there are a few flowers in the list below too. Bronze is most often described botanically as a brownish orange. I […]
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As the growing season begins, let’s take a virtual look ahead at gardening trends on the horizon for 2018. Have a great gardening year and we hope to see whatever works for you in your landscape on Plants Map. Tracy Blevins Plantsmap.com: Connecting People With Plants Featured in the cover photo: Viburnum prunifolium (Blackhaw viburnum) […]
‘Tis the season for a nightly freeze or frost warning
/in Articles, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsWeather Alert! Is it a frost or a freeze? These are actually weather terms but the difference is very important to gardeners and growers. One you can protect against and usually avoid damage from (frost) and the other can be beyond your control to prevent severe damage, die back or even untimely loss. Why? A […]
Dr. Armitage on Plantsmap.com plant tags
/in Journal, Tags & Signs, Videos Journal /by Tracy BlevinsEver wonder how Allan Armitage keeps track of all the many plants in the ArmiGarden? Thank you for the video! Be sure to follow Dr. Armitage on Plantsmap.com at www.plantsmap.com/organizations/dr-allan-armitage and also download Armitage’s Great Garden Plants App (Google Play & iTunes). With a passion for sharing plant stories, Allan Armitage removes the mystery of growing plants Interactive QR […]
Plants Map E-Journal March 2018
/in About Us, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsCongratulations to the 2018 Plants of the Year
/in Journal, Plants of the Year Journal /by Tracy BlevinsOnce again we want to share with you plants that have achieved a ‘Plant of the Year’ status based on their botanical recognition. Plants are chosen by various different entities and are announced at different times. We will update more winners later this year. If we have missed any that you are aware of, please […]
Daylight, Photoperiodism and Onions
/in Articles, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsWhat do these things have in common? Length of daylight hours! Or is it actually length of darkness? Daylight Saving Time One of the things I look forward to in March is that we spring forward on the 2nd Sunday. On that day where I live, the sun will rise at 7:27am (if you set […]
Plants Map E-Journal February 2018
/in About Us, Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsBring home the bronze, silver and gold to your landscape
/in Articles, Journal, Plants of the Year Journal /by Tracy BlevinsPlants that bring home the bronze, silver and gold to your landscape. BRONZE Bronze is an interesting element of color in the garden. This color can most often be achieved through foliage but there are a few flowers in the list below too. Bronze is most often described botanically as a brownish orange. I […]
Growing Garden Trends 2018
/in Articles, Journal, Plants of the Year Journal /by Tracy BlevinsAs the growing season begins, let’s take a virtual look ahead at gardening trends on the horizon for 2018. Have a great gardening year and we hope to see whatever works for you in your landscape on Plants Map. Tracy Blevins Plantsmap.com: Connecting People With Plants Featured in the cover photo: Viburnum prunifolium (Blackhaw viburnum) […]