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Bloomin' Zoo Garden Festival showcases the 'botanic' side of Mesker Zoo - Evansville Courier & Press

Bloomin' Zoo Garden Festival showcases the 'botanic' side of Mesker Zoo Evansville Courier & Press The plant sale will feature rare and unusual plants as well as tropical bedding plants, unusual perennials, shrubs and trees, and ornamental grasses. The sale begins with a member only sneak peek 5-7 pm today and will be open to the public 9 am to 4 pm ... Need plants? Bloomin' Zoo set for this weekend14 News WFIE Evansville all 2 news articles »

Groundwork column for May 13, 2012 - The Advocate

Groundwork column for May 13, 2012 The Advocate BY BOB SOUVESTRE Mid- to late spring is when we start seeing tropical-like plants take off and start growing as we enter our warmest time of year. Instead of summer being a “down time” in the landscape, you can use these plants to enhance your ...

Colour, Comfort and Romance for Tokoriki Island Resort's newly styled Bures - e-Travel Blackboard (press release)

Colour, Comfort and Romance for Tokoriki Island Resort's newly styled Bures e-Travel Blackboard (press release) A tropical colour splash of papaya, coffee and lime brings a lush tropical feel to the stunning Deluxe Beach Bures and Sunset Pool Villas at Tokoriki Island Resort Fiji. All 34 bures have enjoyed new designer lounge and bedding soft furnishings ...

Starla pentas darlings of the summer garden - Kansas City Star

Starla pentas darlings of the summer garden Kansas City Star Pentas like the Starla series are among our best bedding plants for the South though they are considered sub-shrubs in their native Africa. While we call them pentas, much of the world calls them Egyptian Star Cluster. In fact, the name pentas comes ... and more »

Starla pentas darlings of the summer garden - Lexington Herald Leader

Starla pentas darlings of the summer garden Lexington Herald Leader Pentas like the Starla series are among our best bedding plants for the South though they are considered sub-shrubs in their native Africa. While we call them pentas, much of the world calls them Egyptian Star Cluster. In fact, the name pentas comes ... and more »