Other Plants

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Cynara scolymus
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Have you ever seen a purple artichoke?
These delicate tasting beauties are sure to be the talk of your meal with their gorgeous deep violet heads. Fruit will appear during the first year in mild climates and continue to produce over the next few years.
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Blooms: July-August
Zones: 7-11 (0° to 10°F)
Grows: 3-5 feet tall and wide

Image courtesy of Siskiyou Seeds

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Borago officinalis
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What a unique and beautiful specimen! Borage is an edible species, with striking shades of pink, violet and blue hues. Taste is similar to that of a mild cucumber. Add to salads, teas, you name it! Bees love this plant! Self sows.
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Blooms: May-August
Zones: 9-11 (20° to 30°F)
Grows: 3 feet tall // 18 inches wide

Image courtesy of Hoss Tools

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Cortaderia selloana
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It’s PINK!
We are on a pink theme this year, with several cultivars of pink lavender and now a pink pampas grass?!
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Blooms: August-September
Zones: 7-10 (0° to 10°F)
Grows: 8 feet tall and wide

Image courtesy of Eureka Farms

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Fragaria x ananassa
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This sweet, robust producing variety of strawberry bears large conical-shaped juicy fruit. This variety is everbearing.
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Blooms: Summer
Zones: 5-11 (-20° to -10°F)
Grows: 8 inches

Image courtesy of Monrovia

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Salix matsudana
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A lovely addition to any tree enthusiast! Curly willows give life to a homestead with its winding branches which are excellent for drying and using a texture in decor.
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Zones: 4-8 (-30° to -20°F)
Grows: 20 feet tall // 15 wide

Image courtesy of Easy to Grow Bulbs