Create A Living Ornament for your Tree
I got the idea for my living ornaments from a magazine called "State-By-State Gardening," whose author, Lisa Eldred...
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I got the idea for my living ornaments from a magazine called "State-By-State Gardening," whose author, Lisa Eldred...
We first published this article in 2013, and we have been republishing it every year since! A problem with paperwhit...
Gather your supplies. I use stainless steel containers because they're easy to wash afterwards. I use a large round b...
We asked Lorin Nielsen, Head Horticulturist at Epic Gardening and Botanical Interests, to shed some light on some of ...
The Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen-- It’s not always easy to find organically grown produce, but one nonprofit group c...
We're all houseplant gardeners at this time of year. Some of our houseplants are outdoor plants during the warmer mon...
We consulted with our friend, horticulturist Ruth Rogers Clausen, about pruning shrubs in the fall. There are primari...
Cinderellas, snowballs, goblins and knuckleheads. Knuckleheads? You know them by their all-encompassing name: pumpkin...
If your natural surroundings are anything like mine, there is an untapped bounty of plants unrecognized for their nut...
For some perennials, it is especially difficult to move or divide them. You plant them, they thrive, then you decide ...
Have you ever thought of creating a garden composed of flowers grown with the express purpose of being cut for floral...
The steps I put in leading down to the pond and stream are made of wood. I chose to make wood steps because the cost...