All America Selections honor four new flowers for 1972
Four plants win 1972 All America Selections: Carved Ivory zinnia silver medal, Gold Galore semi-dwarf marigold, Circus petunia, and Summer Carnival hollyhock. Tests across 30 test gardens in US and Canada ensured superiority over top current varieties before introduction.
Queen of Hearts Adds Brilliant Color To Garden
Queen of Hearts, first hybrid dianthus with deep green plants and scarlet blossoms, wins silver in All-America Selections trials across 26 gardens from Canada to Mexico. It offers sturdy growth, long stems for cut flowers, and reliable perennial performance in milder climates. Miniature roses can be grown for seeds, sprouting in three weeks and blooming three months after planting, needing at least a month of cold each year to bloom indoors.
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How To Attract Birds Circular From Stark Brothers
A circular from Stark Brothers Nursery of Louisiana MO promotes attracting wild birds to yards. It features descriptions of over 30 trees plants and shrubs valued by birds and explains benefits to homeowners, birds, and habitats.
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