Wave Petunias Originally Appeared 4/26/2004 Petunias have been around for years, but the Wave Petunias are a newer variety that have made Petunias extremely popular! Purple Wave came first, and it is an incredibly floriferous Petunia that offers a low-growing habit that's perfect for hanging baskets, containers, and covering entire flower beds. The Wave series now includes colors such as red, white, and pink, and comes in a new Tidal Wave series.	High-Res (T1 or other fast network connection) Medium-Res (ISDN or Cable Modem) Low-Res (Home Modems - 56K recommended) Slideshow with Audio
Hosta 'Patriot' Originally Appeared 4/12/2004 'Patriot' is a rather new cultivar that has taken the Hosta world by storm. The first plant released sold for $875 at the 1992 American Hosta Convention. Fantastic dark green leaves are edged with a much wider margin of white, and beautiful lavender flowers bloom in the summer. 'Patriot' is one of the most distinctive Hostas available today.	High-Res (T1 or other fast network connection) Medium-Res (ISDN or Cable Modem) Low-Res (Home Modems - 56K recommended) Slideshow with Audio
Calibrachoa (Million Bells) Originally Appeared 3/29/2004 Often referred to as trailing petunia, Calibrachoa isn’t a petunia at all. The trailing stems are perfect for hanging baskets, window boxes, or the front of raised beds. The flowers come in a variety of colors including red, white, and salmon-colored blooms. Plants flower from spring to fall, and deadheading helps keep the floriferous nature of these plants. Give them a try – you’ll be glad you did!	High-Res (T1 or other fast network connection) Medium-Res (ISDN or Cable Modem) Low-Res (Home Modems - 56K recommended) Slideshow with Audio
Cosmos bipinnatus (Tall Cosmos) Originally Appeared 3/15/2004 Looking for a taller perennial statement in your garden? Do you want a great cut flower? Try the Tall Cosmos, an erect annual with wispy foliage and flowers that are 2 to 3" across. Blooms come in shades of rose-pink to lilac, but cultivars in whites and bi-colors may also be found. Most are suited to the back of the garden bed, using other plants around them to lend a little support. Flowers continuously from spring to fall.	High-Res (T1 or other fast network connection) Medium-Res (ISDN or Cable Modem) Low-Res (Home Modems - 56K recommended) Slideshow with Audio
Rhododendron 'Mrs. T.H. Lowinski' Originally Appeared 3/1/2004 This cultivar forms a vigorous, evergreen shrub with bi-colored blooms. The dense, funnel-shaped white flowers are flushed with pink, opening from lavender-pink buds in mid-spring. Flowers are splashed with bright orange-brown inside.	High-Res (T1 or other fast network connection) Medium-Res (ISDN or Cable Modem) Low-Res (Home Modems - 56K recommended) Slideshow with Audio

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