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From German grower Dümmen comes a cornucopia of fruit-inspired African daisies, with tasty names like Blueberry and Cranberry. Purple and fuchsia petals have an iridescent look, with dark violet-blue centers. Typically used as an annual.

Landscape designer Stephen Suzman likes the groundcover species Senecio mandraliscae for its fast growth and distinctive chalky-blue fleshy foliage. A native of South Africa, it grows 12 to 18 inches tall with masses of 3- to 4-inch pencillike leaves. greatgardenplants.com

The landmark work of British botanist Anna Atkins paved the way for a new field of botanic photography.
Floral wallpapers are being revived with daring designs that draw on historical prints, botanical texts, and pure delight.
During the great tulipomania craze, a vase was designed to showcase the expensive flowers. 
Our exclusive photographs of Deborah Needleman's garden, in Garrison, New York. 
Sunbrella's new line of outdoor upholstery fabric is made from 50% reccyled scraps and fibers from the company's factories.
Emerging new diva, now first lady of design
Jim Denevan is becoming internationally known for his dual vocations as artist and chef, which are for him one and the same.
Garden designer Davis Dalbok and his firm Living Green showcase their elegant, classic and timeless formal terrace, inspired by European style and the Golden Gate Bridge, at the 2010 San Francisco Decorator Showcase.
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