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Sally Greenwood

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Oh, Begonias!

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Jennifer Jewell

Begonias are so cheerful – in the dead of winter indoors, in the height of summer outdoors. “I think I might like the yellow tuberous ones the best – they are common but so consistent and cheerful,” Sally Greenwood, Head… Continue Reading →

Best of, Garden, Great Outdoors, Lead Story, Living Begonias, Gardening in NOrthern California, Jennifer Jewell, Sally Greenwood

Oh Begonias! An Interview with Sally Greenwood of Chico Propagators

Posted on August 8, 2010 by Jennifer Jewell

“I think I might like the yellow tuberous ones the best – they are common but so consistent and cheerful,” Sally Greenwood, Head Grower at Chico Propagators tells me as we scan the multitude of begonias growing in her care… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors Begonias, Chico Propagators, In a North State Garden, Jennifer Jewell, Jewellgarden, Sally Greenwood

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    In reply to Joe Too. Yet another reason to love them!
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    Well you should try one of the numerous varieties of Lantana (butterflies and hummingbirds love it), also Purple Cone Flower (echinacea); Mexican Heather ( first and last to keep blooming and bees depend on it when there is nothing else blooming), million bells can be prolific and there are so many colors.
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