English plurals. English nouns are inflected for grammatical number, meaning that if they are of the countable type, they generally have different forms for singular and plural.
Growing Daylilies. We'd describe the Daylily as the backbone of the perennial garden except that would do a disservice to this most durable plant -- backbones, as every gardener knows, are fragile things, whereas Daylilies are close to indestructible.
Water lilies like âmuckâ and they do better in regular garden soil than in other types of growing medium often promoted by others, such as âaquatic soilâ, kitty litter or pea stones. Sandraâs company did a test using all four media, and the plain garden soil proved the best. See the results here.