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- 1Rare black grevillea blooms in Australian garden after winter prune●Grevillea scortechinii (black grevillea) in the garden is coming into bloom after a hard prune over winter. This grafted
Gardeners are discussing a Grevillea scortechinii, or black grevillea, coming into flower after a hard winter prune. The grafted plant is over 20 years old and has grown into a large mound. It is one of only a handful of grevillea species with striking dark 'black' flowers, and it is rarely seen in cultivation.
- 2Flower Mound Couple Builds Community Through Garden Center▼Growing Something Special: Flower Mound couple cultivates community through Land Care Garden Center
A couple in Flower Mound, Texas, is drawing attention for the way their business, Land Care Garden Center, has grown into more than a place to buy plants. Local coverage describes how they have cultivated a sense of community around gardening, offering residents a gathering point and shared green space. The story highlights small businesses that bring neighbors together.