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May 4 –

My key to sustainable gardening: small steps

OK, I get it. I should be gardening in a more sustainable, eco-friendly way. But to be honest, I'm in survival mode so often that it...

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Apr 23 –

Health-care gardens heal, preserve feeling of 'home'

For years, my grandfather has meticulously manicured his pachysandra, faithfully planted his gladiolus bulbs...

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Apr 16 –

Strawberries and Cream gift hydrangeas make tasty return for Mother's Day 2012

Shopping with my daughter and hubby just before Easter at Lowe's, I finally got a chance to see...

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strawberries and cream hydrangea

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Strawberries and Cream™ Gift Hydrangeas Offer Tasty Encore – Just In Time For Mother's Day!

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April 16, 2012 – This Mother’s Day, give Mom a little summer in the spring – with Tesselaar’s new long-lasting, fruity-colored gift hydrangeas.

Strawberries and Cream serves up yummy-looking-enough-to-eat lacecap hydrangeas with clusters of dark, rosy-red blooms surrounding milky-white centers.

New For 2012: Strawberries And Cream™, Blueberries And Cream™ Gift Hydrangeas

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Sept.30, 2011 – Hungry for indoor summer color in the spring?

Gift hydrangea: Blueberries and Cream™

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Bringing a touch of summer to early spring, this beautiful lacecap hydrangea has been bred specially for indoor flowering. Blueberries and Cream gift or “florist” hydrangea is a stunning rich-blue, white-centered macrophylla hydrangea. Compact in habit, it’s a lovely, long-flowering plant that should be left inside while it flowers (4 to 6 weeks).