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Coleus plants

Shorter days and cooler weather bring gardening chores of locating permanent trees and shrubs and removing dead wood from diseased or damaged trees, shrubs and vines. In choosing your long-lasting “backbone” plants, look for ones with spring blooms, summer blooms and berries, autumn leaf color, winter berries and unusual bark formations, to provide year-round color and interest.

Photo: Coleus plants, like this hybrid "Merlot," will root in a clear glass of water any time of the year. Photo courtesy of Proven Winners, www.provenwinners.com.