Floratopia by Jan Johnsen -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Contents Introduction Flowers in Pots & Planters

1. The Classic—Geraniums in Pots 2. The Remarkable Calibrachoa—A Container Star 3. So Many Planters to Choose From! 4. Tropical Planters—Why Not? 5. Drainage in Pots—New Recommendations 6. Potting Mix and Feeding—So Important 7. Begging for Begonias 8. Yellow Petunias—Unique and Refreshing 9. Window Box Inspiration 10. The Art of Watering Planters 11. Same Pot, Same Place—Different Color 12. Thriller-Filler-Spiller 13. Consider a Potting Table 14. Bidens—A Sun Lover 15. The Wondrous Fan Flower—Great in Planters 16. The Enduring Popularity of Blue Planters 17. Over the Edge—Great Spillers to Use 18. The Joy of Springtime Planters 19. Pot Feet—A Useful and Fun Accessory 20. The Many Faces of Metal Planters 21. Planters for Fall 22. The New Verbenas 23. Elevate that Planter

Flower Garden Planting Tips

24. Flower Gardening Tips—Why Bother? 25. Hot Weather Flower Garden Tips 26. Cherish the Soil 27. What Does Herbaceous Mean? 28. Should I Cut Back in Winter or Not? 29. Become a “Rake Master” 30. A Note about Plant Names 31. Winter Hardiness—So Important to Know 32. Try a Flower Highway to Control Insect Pests 33. The Plant Bed, Crowned 34. Sweet Soil or Sour Soil—Why It Is So Important 35. Drought Tolerant—What That Means 36. Self-Seeders! Free Flowers! Be Careful. 37. Mindful Weeding 38. Organic Weed Control 39. The Meadow Garden—The Secret Is Poor Soil 40. Flowers That Follow the Sun 41. Keeping Flowers Upright 42. Why Grow Native Flowers?

Flower Garden Design Tips & Green Thoughts

43. Flowers Are Living Things 44. Flowers Mix Well with Grasses 45. Rocks. Flowers. Action. 46. The Secret Life of Flowers 47. The Best of Silver and Purple (and some Pink) 48. More Is More 49. Bring Flowers Inside 50. Onward and Upward! 51. Jewel Tones in the Garden 52. Short, Low Growers Grab the Eye 53. Nature’s Time 54. Color Echoing 55. Insert Some Soft Lamb’s Ear 56. Gardening | Writing 57. Let the Lawn Go and the Flowers Come Back 58. Backdrops Make Flowers “Pop” 59. “Malignant” Magenta 60. Fun with Umbels 61. Tips for Layering with Flowers 62. The Elusive Blue Flower 63. The Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts 64. Orange You Glad You Planted Orange Flowers? 65. Piet Oudolf’s Garden Design Tips 66. Learning from Monet

Themes for Flower Gardens

67. A Deer-Resistant Flower Garden 68. The Secret Garden 69. Blue and Yellow 70. Hundred Acre Wood 71. Open House for Butterflies 72. Ferny Garden Bower 73. Keep Calm and Purple–Lime Green 74. For the Birds 75. Naming Your Garden 76. A Flowerful Cottage Garden 77. The White Garden 78. Wet and Wild 79. A Midsummer’s Night Dream Garden 80. Fall Flower Delight 81. A Bee-Friendly Garden 82. The Wild Garden 83. Cabbages and Kings 84. A Fragrance Garden 85. Tiny Space, Tiny Garden 86. A Burle Marx–Inspired Modern Flower Garden

A Few Choice Perennial Flowers to Try

87. The Beautiful Gold Variegated Sweet Iris 88. Geranium ‘Rozanne’—Plant of the Centenary 89. Mad for Baptisia! 90. Japanese Anemones—Stars of the Fall Garden 91. ‘Gold Heart’ Bleeding Heart 92. Simple “Day’s Eye”—Shasta Daisy 93. Alliums of All Kinds 94. A Vertical Punch—Hardy Perennial Salvia 95. The Dependable Astilbe 96. Agastache—A Pollinators Delight 97. Crazy for Coneflowers 98. A Native Perennial to Try—Joe-Pye Weed

A Selection of Favorite Annual Flowers

99. Hot Hot Hot! 100. Why van Gogh Loved Sunflowers 101. What Is a Bedding Plant? 102. Praise for Pansies 103. New Guinea Impatiens—A Go-To Flower 104. Coming Up Cosmos 105. Ah, Ageratum 106. Sweet Potato Vine Amidst the Flowers 107. Going with Gomphrena 108. Angelonia for All 109. Must-Have Zinnias 110. Edible Nasturtiums

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