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June 10, 2022

Happy Flag Day from BE

Flag Day is Monday, June 14. Let us Decorate your campus in Red, White & Blue with Cranberry Crush Hibiscus, White Hydrangeas or Baptisia Blues!

As gardeners, one way we can show our patriotism is by planting an American garden. Annual and perennial beds can triumph fully and proudly display the colors of red, white, and blue.

With a little planning and effort, you can achieve the same effect with the flowers of your choice.

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RED FLOWERS

Tall: Crocosmia, Cardinal Flower, Knock Out Rose

Medium: Annual Salvia, Penta

Short: Zinnia, Petunia

WHITE FLOWERS

Tall: Butterfly Bush, Fairy Rose, Peony, Hollyhock

Medium: Balloon Flower

Short: Fan Flower, Verbena

Peony
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BLUE FLOWERS

Tall: Salvia ‘Victoria Blue,’ Agapanthus ‘Buddy Blue’

Medium: Turinia, Evolvulus pilosus ‘Blue Daze’

Short: Nemophila menziesii ‘Baby Blue Eyes,’ Blue Star Creeper

Whichever flowers you choose to plant in your All-American garden, one thing is certain: the results will be beautiful.

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