All-America Selections Three Bronze Medal Winners
Three new flowers win bronze in 1975 All-America Selections Redskin a dahlia mixture Imperial Blue a blue pansy and Juliet a fragrant red carnation. Redskin blooms midsummer to fall on 15 inch plants with bronze foliage. Imperial Blue tolerates heat and humidity with 3 inch blue flowers and a neat hedge like habit. Juliet flowers are 2 1 2 inches wide and highly fragrant on 12 inch plants. sow indoors for earlier blooms and treat as annual in cold climates.
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Planting guidance for cabbage and related crops in home gardens
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