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Our Season-by-Season Guide to Perennial Flowers that Come Back Every Year

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By Deb Wiley, David McKinney
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Robert Cardillo Perennial flowers come back every year and can provide continuous blooming by staggering their bloom times. Certain perennials are suited to specific environments, such as sun or shade, and vary in their drought tolerance and maintenance needs. Perennials typically take one to two years to establish a regular blooming schedule, after which they can bloom for a whole season or more.
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How Long to Water Grass—and How Often—for a Healthy Lawn Original

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By Deb Wiley
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
The first step in understanding how often and how long to water grass is to choose the best type of grass for your lawn, depending on where you live. Some grasses, such as St. Augustine, will do better in drier locations, while others, like Kentucky bluegrass, need more moisture and cooler air to stay healthy.
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Top 10 Beautiful Bicolor Flowers to Grow

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By Deb Wiley, Melinda Myers, Kirsten Schrader Verified
| Birds and Blooms Verified
www.provenwinners.com Pretty Much Picasso Supertunia Petunia Petunia hybrids, Zones 10 to 11 or Annual Everyone knows and loves petunias for their high-color impact in the garden. Recent hybrids offer stronger and denser branching (which means more flowers), bicolor flowers and patterns, and growth habits such as mounding, trailing and upright. Why we love it: The color combos are bold, wild and crazy! Find everything from vibrant lime and magenta to classic white and purple.
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