Tips & Inspiration
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- Judy Alleruzzo
- From Al's Experts
There's nothing better than adding perennials to your garden. With a little planning you'll have color all summer long! Here are a few of our favorites, in bloom now at Al's.
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
You’re not from the Oregon if you don’t have at least one Azalea or Rhododendron in your yard. They are bursting with blooms right now!
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- Chad Darnell
- Al's Video Tips
Conifer Day is here, and Judy Alleruzzo shows us some of the unique conifer varieties available now at Al's.
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
Pieris is definitely a triple threat! It is evergreen, has profuse blooms, and its new foliage emerges a fantastic red-bronze color. You can’t get more beauty into a single shrub.
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
Portland has long had a not so secret love affair with the flowering cherry tree. Whether you’re walking through Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland, or the state capital in Salem, there is nothing more glorious than cherry trees in bloom.
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- Chad Darnell
- Garden Recipes
Here is a simple, but impressive recipe that will be sure to delight your guests. What could be easier than a puff pastry wrapped brie?
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
Big, richly colored, double flowers provide a stunning early spring display. 'Orange Storm’ and the other Double Take ™ Quinces puts on a spectacular early spring display of large double flowers with an intense orange color - you'll do a double take!
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
The Manolia stellata, or star magnolia, is a slow growing shrub-like tree that produces blossoms in early spring. This tree is a member of one of the most ancient flowering plant families and features several unique characteristics.
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts
The bold foliage and quick growth make this a very useful vine, but the Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift' really stands out in the garden when it is in full bloom in early spring.
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- Tim Mouzakis
- From Al's Experts