Wildflowers in the home landscape (2014)

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Trinklein, David H.

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2014

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conservation, landscapes, garden, woodland, meadow, shade, moisture, soil, acidity, mulch, field, propagating, seed, asexual, bloom time, major color, height, soil type

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The word wildflower seems a contradiction when used to describe plants growing in the garden. How can a plant growing in cultivation be wild? The word means different things to different people, but all plants we grow were at some time wild somewhere. In modern use, however, wildflower refers to a plant that has not undergone any change or improvement by humans and usually is still found growing natively somewhere in the region where it is being cultivated.

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