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Texture and Color in the Shade Garden(Post)
Big trees are a gorgeous feature in the landscape. They can create a challenge for gardeners who wish to plant in those lower light conditions, though. Shade gardening may seem daunting, at first, b
Events(Page) Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You(Post)Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You In any garden, it is inevitable to have an unwanted visitor or two from time to time. While some insect feeding is to be expected, sometimes
Ferns(Post)Perennial Ferns One of the most widely recognized residents of shady perennial beds, woodland gardens, and natural areas, ferns are fascin
Greenhouse Vocabulary(Post)Greenhouse Vocabulary Full Sun 6+ hours of direct sun, usually West or South facing or an exposed area.
A 2022 Year in Review(Post)December 30th, 2022 A 2022 Year in Review Although it feels like a blur, there is digital evidence that 2022 happened. And it happene
All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites(Post)All About Amaryllis & Paperwhites When the days get wintry and grey, there's always something magical about forcing bulbs to grow and bloom indoors. Two types of bulbs are typically plan
keep plants beautiful all summer long (Post)The heat of summer is here, this is what we dream about through the cold winter months! This is also the time when our gardens could use a little extra TLC. Here’s what to do in the garden now to ke
Critter-Resistant Perennials: How to Repel Deer and Rabbits in Your Garden(Post)Critter-Resistant Perennials There is never a shortage of big, bad garden varmints such as deer, rabbits, and other nuisance (albeit cute and fuzzy) creatures whose sole ambition (so it
Guide to Fertilizers(Post)Behind any beautiful plant is great nutrition. Fertilizer is one of many components that contributes to healthy plant growth. With proper fertilizing your plants will have all the nutrients they n
Podcast: Your Greenhouse Home(Page) Seed Starting 101(Post)Seed Starting 101 Starting seeds indoors gives you a jump on the growing season, and the chance to grow whatever varieties you can get your hands on! All you need is a few simple supplie