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Norman Winter

Hamilton

Writer at Freelance

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | savannahnow.com | Norman Winter

    Five years ago, I started growing and writing about Rainbow Rhythm daylilies from my landscape perspective in Muscogee County, Ga. That first year I reached out to Jenny Simpson, who along with husband Jerry, owns Creekside Nursery in Dallas, N.C. At the time I told everyone to follow them on Facebook, and that recommendation is even stronger todayAt the time Jenny told me Rainbow Rhythm Primal Scream was her favorite.

  • 1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Norman Winter

    Five years ago, I started growing and writing about Rainbow Rhythm daylilies from my landscape perspective in Muscogee County, Georgia. That first year I reached out to Jenny Simpson, who along with husband Jerry, owns Creekside Nursery in Dallas, North Carolina. At the time I told everyone to follow them on Facebook, and that recommendation is even stronger today. At the time Jenny told me Rainbow Rhythm Primal Scream was her favorite.

  • 1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Norman Winter

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  • 2 weeks ago | timesdaily.com | Norman Winter

    The Garden Guy worked hard getting the Sopranos planted before the arrival of rain. If you are not familiar with Sopranos, they are a group of six colors of impatiens that have put pure joy back into the shade garden. kAmx? >FD:4[ D@AC2?@D 2C6 E9@D6 H:E9 2?86=:4 G@:46D] w:89\A:E4965 G@:46D E92E 42? 3C:?8 23@FE 2 DE2?5:?8 @G2E:@?] x? E9:D 42D6 :E’D ?@E H:E9 D@F?5 3FE 3J 7=@C2= 362FEJ G:2 E96:C 4@=@CDi 3C:89E C65[ @C2?86[ D2=>@?[ C@D6[ G:@=6E D9256D 2?5 H9:E6]k^AmkAm%96 $@AC2?@D 2=D@ 92G6 2?

  • 2 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Norman Winter

    Hallelujah, it's hydrangea season! Actually, hydrangea season comes early in the Deep South and even more so if you are growing Let's Dance Sky View hydrangea. This will be my third year, and the first week of May always brings a bubbling of blooms. To me this explosion of blooms with the onset of spring makes it the most precocious variety in the trade. Some botanical definitions say precociousness means flowers before leaves. Yet in pecans it means production early in maturity.