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"   Beyond the typical dahlias and marigolds, each year seed catalogues and nurseries unveil dozens of new beautiful, exotic, subtle and jubilant plants. We talked to experts from Burpee, Gurney&amp;#039;s Seed and Nursery Company, Territorial Seed Company, Park Seed and Wayside Gardens to help cut through the multitude of choices and discover this season&amp;#039;s most exciting new introductions. Our final floral picks ranged from the subtle to the vibrant, vines to stalks, the compact to the sprawling, and everything in between.  There are a few key consistencies between the blooms that we chose. They all grow in zones 3 through 8, which accounts for most of North America. Additionally, most of these flowers can be nurtured in an assortment of situations from porch pots to pastures. Most significantly, in consideration of ecological concerns, the bulk of these plants are economical on water and many are even insect repellant, reducing the need for harmful pesticides.  Whether you are planting a vast landscape across an acre of land, constructing a suburban oasis in your backyard, or welcoming the season into your apartment with a window box, our roundup will keep you in the spring mood throughout the year. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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