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    If you would like a copy of Roy Diblik’s list of 25 Favorite Plants (The Appropriate Perennial Plant List) or other supporting documentation cited in his presentation at the 13th Annual Gardening Show, please select from the links below.
Roy Diblik – the 'Know Maintenance' approach to perennials

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  • If you would like a copy of Roy Diblik’s list of 25 Favorite Plants (The Appropriate Perennial Plant List) or other supporting documentation cited in his presentation at the 13th Annual Gardening Show, please select from the links below.

    • Roy Diblik’s 25 Favorite Plants –

  • If you're curious to try out a more naturalistic approach to planting design, here are some practical hacks to help you get the root ball rolling.

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      What plant combinations are you loving your garden this year?

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  • The next round of advice came from the very grounded Roy Diblik on his visit to Toronto last March.
    • I've also invested in a Dutch hoe praised by Roy Diblik, which allows for easy push-pull weeding in tight planting spaces.
    For example, one might plant solidago (a “thug”) only after other plants (from seed) are established and can compete.
    The most effective combination I have seen was in a trifecta with Stipa gigantea and Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' at Cambridge Botanic Garden.

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  • Wildscaping is about using plant-driven landscape design to create and sustain dynamic garden spaces, filled with beauty and wildlife.

    • Eco-Friendly, Low-Maintenance Gardening with Roy Diblik

    During the lunch break Roy answered questions from gardeners, like Carole Galati here. Photo by Kathy Jentz.

    Way back (it seems) in February, I attended a popular winter event for DC-area gardeners – the Green Matters Symposium of Brookside Gardens.

    The highlight for me was the keynote address by Wisconsin plantsman Roy Diblik – “Design Strategies for Low Maintenance and Ecologically Beneficial Landscapes.” What’s striking about this eco-gardening approach is its focus on low-maintenance, so it’s good for the environment AND the gardener.

    Roy started by showing examples of bad public landscapes, in a corporate/civic style we unfortunately all recognize. So much mulch! So few plants! Roy imagines the plants saying “What the hell happened? Why are we so far apart?” Here the wood mulch is so thick, rain can’t get through it.

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    Great plant combinations with Roy Diblik - YouTube

      Internationally recognized perennial expert Roy Diblik specializes in growing traditional and Midwest native perennials that are used extensively in thoughtfully designed, sustainable plant communities.

    THE INTERSPECIES MEDIATOR: Roy Diblik - Northwind Perennial Farm

      A master of creating exciting and resilient combinations of native and nonnative plants, he's refined a series of modular Roy Diblik pioneered the production of native plants in containers before he cofounded Northwind Perennial Farm, a nursery and design business serving private and public gardens.