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Horticulturist Matt Mattus shares gardening expertise, research and science from his home garden and greenhouse.

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Plant Trials

Growing Annual Vines in Pots

Plant Trials

My Surprising Nicotiana Trial Results

Plant Trials

Salpiglossis Techniques and Trials

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A Comprehensive review of all the wrong ways to grow Salpiglossis found on the Internet.

Autumn and spring merge

April 3, 2012

A tiny rare wild Gladiolus species from the Cape of South African, Gladiolus alatus blooms in a small clay pot, just as the pot…

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Purple Rain

April 2, 2012

Helleborus x hybridus ‘Heronswood Black Purple Strain’ These are the days when in just one week, the entire garden can change seasons. One day,…

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April Seedlings, Sowings and Showers

April 1, 2012

The sweet peas that I started last month are getting large. They have just been pinched back to two sets of leaves, in prep…

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AlpineTroughs, Pie Authenticity and Snobbery

March 31, 2012

Troughs were invented by Victorian gardeners, turning stone sinks from old farms into gravelly filled containers in which they could grow plants collected from…

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Primroses – Some Early Primula Care

March 28, 2012

FOR THE GREENHOUSE OR COLD WINDOWSILL ONLY, PRIMULA OBCONICA CANNOT SURVIVE OUTDOORS IN ZONES 9 OR LOWER. I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED P. OBCONICA, BUT…

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Clivia, Oh Clivia – Some New Seedlings Bloom

March 28, 2012

A BROAD-LEAVED WIDE-EYED YELLOW CLIVIA MINIATA SEEDLING FROM OUR JAPAN COLLECTION March is traditionally clivia season, at least in New England where these potted…

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Rare or Rarely Seen Narcissus

March 25, 2012

Narcissus moscatus is one of the loveliest but increasingly scarce, Narcissus species. Closely related to N. alpestris,  this bulb takes  a few years to…

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March Madness – Natives vs Non natives fight for survival in the warmest spring ever.

March 24, 2012

OUR NATIVE ( AND STATE WILDFLOWER FOR MASSACHUSETTS) MAYFLOWER,DESPITE ITS NAME, TYPICALLY BLOOMS IN MARCH – MOST NATIVE PLANTS EMERGE LATER THAN IMPORTED ONES…

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A Coastal California Garden in Boston? Maybe.

March 19, 2012

I’m a risk-taker. So I can’t help myself with all of the unseasonably warm and record-breaking weather in the eastern US, I’ve been moved…

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Sowing Poppy Seed Outdoors

March 19, 2012

Shirley Poppies, sown and watered-in well, with my ‘terrier barriers’ set up. When ever I freshly dig soil, Fergus and Lydia can help but…

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