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Michael King is an expert on perennial plants, an author and photographer. Perennial meadows are important within the gardens he designs. This is his blog.-

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View from Federal Twist- Garden Diary: Green Foam DifferentiatingThe big picture, the foam of green. In a couple of weeks the carpet of perennials will be higher and show much more definition and interest. Space, height, gesture … reaching up and pulling the sky into the garden … One area where the intermingled planting is beginning to show emerging structure and form … […]
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Gardening with Grasses – Books for gardeners
It is now the right time to plant ornamental grasses in your garden and not in the autumn when nurseries try to promote them. Warm season grasses such as miscanthus, panicum and pennisetum flower in late summer and are at … Continue reading
James van Sweden, The Artful Garden
I first met James van Sweden in 1995 when I was in America to take photographs for a book I was writing at the time on ornamental grasses. Not only was he the perfect host, introducing me to his office … Continue reading
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