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Albion, CA 95410
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First introduced to Europe along with Lilacs by Ambassador Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq in 1562, this classic and easy-to-grow hollow-branched shrub was used by the Turks to make pipes. Its Latin name means “brotherly love” and its orange blossom-like fragrance has enhanced teas, perfumes, and almost certainly, many friends’ walks in the garden.
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that we are once again accepting phone orders, and by Sunday evening our website will be ready to receive your order. We sincerely appreciate your generous response to our plant offerings and your admirable patience with us, as we processed an amazing number of orders over the last several months.
Thank you again for your support.
While 'sheltering in place', many of us have found solace through countless afternoons spent digging in our gardens, spurred on by the prospect of possibility and promise. Perhaps more relevant than ever is what internationally acclaimed garden designer, Mary Keen says. "Gardens are places to be in, not things to look at." Now that's something to strive for!
Here at Digging Dog, our July borders tend to be a happy tumble of flowers and leaves. We've featured some of our all-time favorite perennials in this newsletter. We hope you'll be inspired to dig some of them into your own garden!
We wish you good health and happy digging!
