2002 FEATURED PLANT OF THE MONTH

January	Norfolk Pine	These little living Christmas trees appear often in the post-holidays sales blow-outs.
February	Variegated Sedum	This Sedum hybrid will definitely get you in the mood for Valentines Day.
March	Blueberry "Sunshine Blue Dwarf"	Sunshine Blue Dwarf is an exceptionally easy berry to grow.
April	Pleione Orchid	Pleione (pronounced play owny) are a small group of cool and alpine growing orchids usually found close to the snow line at the edges of forests.
May	Sunflower	This diverse genus has come a long way since I was kid trying to grow a few "Sunnies" from a handful of seed.
June	Wild Rice	I'm actually going to use this desirable aquatic grass as starting point to get into the subject of water gardening. Wild Rice is works growing in natural bottom ponds.
July	Navel Orange Tree	The 'Washington Navel' works nicely as a container plant.
August	Romaine (Cos) Lettuce	The Romaine has been easy to grow, has survived the heat, and works out great as cut and come again greens.
September	Bird House Gourd	Want to attract Purple Martins or Tree Swallows with some low-income housing?
October	Areca Palm	How would you like to grow fresh air in your home? It's easy.
November	Japanese Millet	Known as the "billion dollar grass," Japanese Millet is a wonderful wildlife plant.
December	Passionflower	Like the other members in its family, it produces many beautiful aromatic flowers as well as edible fruit.