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Knowing your location helps us recommend plants that will thrive in your climate, based on your Growing Zone.
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by High Country Gardens Cold hardy, drought resistant Nolina microcarpa (Sacahuista) is ideal for severe drought conditions. With tough, sharp-edged evergreen foliage, its grass-like appearance makes it a versatile plant...
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by High Country Gardens The sage family (Salvia) is a huge one, with species of Salvia found throughout the northern hemisphere, as well as Africa and South America. Wherever they're...
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by High Country Gardens Desert willow (Chilopsis linearis) is a fabulous small growing native tree loved for its showy, tropical-looking flowers. Native to the Southwestern United States, the plant is...
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By David Salman, Chief Horticulturalist and Founder of High Country Gardens The Spring garden usually consists of smaller growing plants; those that wake up early, grow and bloom with the...
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Moonshine Yarrow (Achillea) is easy to grow and water-thrifty. By David Salman, Founder and Chief Horticulturalist of High Country Gardens From my experience gardening for decades in the challenging conditions of the...
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by David Salman I have to admit that when it comes to gardening, I’m a sun lover and many of my favorite plants are for sunny planting sites. But I...
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by High Country Gardens The Ice Plants (Delosperma) are native to Africa. The cold hardy species of Delosperma are indigenous to the mid- and high elevation mountains and deserts of...
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Hesperaloe with Perovskia Russian Sage (Perovskia) is not a sage and it’s not native to Mother Russia—but it has become a landscaping staple in Western xeriscapes. First introduced into US...
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by High Country Gardens Uvatung Broadleaf Beardtongue The Beardtongue family, also known by their latin genus Penstemon, have a passionate following of gardeners on both sides of the Atlantic. Europeans,...
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by High Country Gardens Columbine (Aquilegia) are some of our best wildflowers for shade and partial shade areas of the garden. They enjoy a compost enriched soil with moderate moisture....
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By David Salman, High Country Gardens Founder and Chief Horticulturist The Eriogonum (pronounced eri-o-gonum) are a wonderfully beautiful and beneficial group of plants. Commonly known as the Sulfur Buckwheats, I have come...
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by David Salman Zauschneria Orange Carpet® One of my favorite native genera is Zauschneria, also know by its common names such as Hummingbird Trumpet, Fire Chalice and California Fuchsia. (To...
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