2003 FEATURED PLANT OF THE MONTH

January	Beetberry	A product of Europe, the Beetberry has been almost forgotten about for years.
February	Queen's Tears	Queen's Tears is considered an easy houseplant to grow.
March	Orchid Trees	The common name, Orchid Tree was probably given because their blooms resemble orchids even though they aren't related.
April	Dwarf Korean Lilac	The Dwarf Korean is easily grown in average well-drained soil and does best in full sun.
May	White Dragonflower	An easy care perennial, this attractive plant will produce spikes of unusual snapdragon-like white blossoms throughout the summer into early autumn
June	Chive	If you are looking for a good-looking, easy grower that works as beak food for your birds, the chive plant is the answer.
July	Fragrant Water Lily	Water gardening featuring the Water Lily.
August	Bishops Crown Pepper	The Bishops Crown derives its name from the three-sided fruit it sets at the end of the summer.
September	Chrysanthemum	The petals are traditionally the part consumed, either in a revitalizing tea or as an ingredient of a garden salad.
October	Blue Java "Ice Cream" Banana	The fruit when ripe looks like ice cream with just enough acidity to offset the sweetness for a really interesting taste.
November	Winter Squash	Winter squash gets its name from the fact that most varieties can be stored throughout the winter.
December	Wild Ginger	Traditionally one of the mainstays during holiday times is gingerbread…