Garden Words You Should Know Starting With Hay ve...
Hay versus straw Hay is grown as food for livestock. If you buy hay for your garden you will have seed heads that ca...
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Hay versus straw Hay is grown as food for livestock. If you buy hay for your garden you will have seed heads that ca...
Not all frosts are equal. You can find out more about expected frost and freeze dates at your local cooperative exten...
Queen Anne's Lace is the common name used for a variety of plants that share similar characteristics: flowers with a...
I have three favorite bulbs that I like to grow in the summer. In my Zone 6 garden they have to be planted in the spr...
Last year I confided in my readers that several of my Amaryllis bulbs from the previous year did not rebloom as I had...
Marianne in her Virginia garden Like many gardeners Marianne Willburn started small. First she had window boxes and ...
Traditionally it was considered good form to tidy up the garden before winter by cutting back just about everything t...
Here are 7 tips to help you with your garden now, as summer is winding down. I follow every one of these practices i...
I bought a potted Easter Lily for the small family gathering we had this year, and we received some potted daffodils ...
My canna lily growing in a container This year I purchased three popular tropical plants for outdoor containers: can...
Bruce Baker has been working on one bonsai project for 12 years -- and he’s just getting started. Taking the long vie...
Reprinted from a story first published in July, 2019. You can't beat an annual plant for its desire to please the gar...