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Spark joy all over your kitchen with these color-coded setups.

Next year will be a horticultural occurrence or phenomenon I dont ever remember happening. It is going to be like the gold rush, except this time to get an award-winning plant. We can credit Brent Horvath, owner of Intrinsic Perennial Gardens, with this invention that has everyone excited. It is known as the American Gold Rush rudbeckia.

Just when you thought the gardening world would be content and that we didnt need another new coleus, Mini Me Watermelon is rocking scorecards in university trials. Mini Me Watermelon is part of the ColorBlaze series. It will be making its debut in 2023 and is climbing the must-have plants chart.

The first instant I saw the coneflower, I thought it was one in a million, with its giant 5-inch-plus golden blooms that at first reminded me of a gloriosa daisy. I am talking about the new Color Coded "One in a Melon" coneflower, making its debut next year.

Mini Me Watermelon is part of the ColorBlaze series and will be making its debut in 2023 and climbing the must-have plants chart.

Gardeners, I am here to tell you that you must get Double Coded. Youre probably thinking that there must be a security breach affecting the landscape. I assure you: It is a cupcake. At least it looks like a cupcake, and there are two colors.

The Color Coded "One in a Melon" coneflower, which makes its debut in 2023, is a thoroughbred in all aspects, reaching 24 to 26 inches with a 20-inch spread.

Double Coded is the name for two new hybrid echinacea making their debut as part of the Color Coded series.

Where the Olentangy and Scioto rivers come together lies the city of Columbus, Ohio, a bedrock town famously known as “Test City, USA,” boasting demographics that mirrored the country’s population, and the home of The Ohio State University. It is steadily becoming an emerging tech scene in the Midwest where startups are finding all the […]

AP Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales stands in the doorway to his office Friday, Dec. 1, 2006 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Wikipedia is one of the largest reference websites in the world, attracting some 1.7 billion visitors a month. When it launched in 2001, the free, collaborative concept was a far cry from the traditional, bookshelf-hogging encyclopedias of the day. Coming up on Tech Tuesday, the co-founder of Wikipedia talks about his 20-year-old innovation and what he’s working on next. Gues...