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Spring

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Summer

See what sales and flowers are blooming around Daniel’s this summer.

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Autumn

Fall is a great time of year to stop by Daniel’s Farm and Greenhouses. The color in your garden doesn’t have to leave with summer!

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Winter

Don’t forget about us this winter! Stop by and see our Christmas inventory.

June is Perennial Planting Month

2010 Perennial Plant of the Year: Baptisia Australis

Blue False indigo grows three to four feet tall and three to four feet wide in an upright habit. Newly emerging shoots produce violet blue, lupine-like flowers atop stems extending well above the foliage mound. The spring flowers are present for three to four weeks. The flowers give way to seed pods that turn charcoal black when ripe. The common name for blue false indigo refers to the use of this perennial by early Americans as a dye.

* Light-Best grown in full sun. Plants grown in partial shade may need to be staked.

* Soil-This North American Native grows in well drained soil and is drought tolerant after establishment.

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