63. All-America
Selection
Grimes
Proven Winners
Colorado State
Annual Trails
Social Media
Pinterest
Facebook
Twitter
Something New
for 2014 …
Where to find the latest &
greatest?
81. Also look for Perennials!
Nebraska Statewide Arboretum
Perennial Plant Association
Great Plants®
Perennial Plant of the Year
Plant Select®
All-America Rose Selections
American Hosta Society
82. Something New for 2014 …
Great
Plants Program 2014 Winners
Showy Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia fulgida var. speciosa)
Tuliptree (Liriodendron tulipifera)
Korean fir(Abies koreana)
Purple beautyberry(Callicarpa dichomata)
Gray’s sedge(Carex grayi)
84. Planning
Find great containers
Use good potting soil
Bark, peat moss,
pearlite, vermiculite
Use a slow release
fertilizer
For big pots use a
filler in the bottom
Mulch, cans,
Styrofoam peanuts
Use hardscape items
Trellis, obelisk, woody
stems
Steal ideas!
85. Something New For 2014 …
Think
Color
Pantone color
of the year
Radiant
Orchid
103. Something New for 2014 …
2009
2011
2012
2013
Favorite Flower Color Trends form 2009 – 2013
Proven Winners
104. Something New For 2014 …
Think
Color
Pantone color
of the year
Radiant
Orchid
105. Something New For 2014 …
Garden Trends for 2014
Ground up
Super foods
Drink your yard
Dress-up your yard
Bee-nifcials
Cultur-vating
Simple elegance
Frac’d up
Young men get down
and dirty
Think gardens
Fingertip gardening
Tree-mendous reversal
106. Something New For 2014 …
Remove lid
Choose sunny spot
Push seed pod into
loosened soil until
level with soil surface
No need to cover
Keep pot moist
107. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
Square foot garden
seed mats
GrowBox - Planters in
designer colors
GrowBox Support
Cage
Brolly
Snip-N-Drip
Pot and
Planter Soaker
System
108. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
Clematis
‘Sweet
Summer Love’
PPAF
Zone 4-9
109. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
Vaccimium
Complex Hybrid
‘Blueberry Glaze’
Zone 5-8
110. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
‘Habitat Hero’
Birdwatcher PrePlanned Garden
from High Country
Gardens
Zone 5-8
111. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
‘Bloomerang
Dark
Purple Lilac PPAF,
CBRAF
Zone 3-7
112. Something New For 2014 …
2014 Green Thumb Awards
Baptisia
‘Blue
Towers’ PPAF
Zone 3a-8b
114. Something New for 2014 …
Try
something different for a container
Find one new plant and try it in several
different settings
Add something edible to your container
Start a back-yard fruit garden
Your imagination is your limit!!
116. Extension is a Division of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural
Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln cooperating
with the Counties and the United States Department of
Agriculture.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educational programs
abide with the nondiscrimination policies of the University of
Nebraska–Lincoln and the United States Department of
Agriculture.
Notas do Editor
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