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    Perennials for Mid-Season Color(Post)

    Perennials for Mid-Season Color If you've been hanging around here awhile, you' e heard us talk about planting a garden with continuous color. Not only does this provide interest, beauty

    Humulus(Post)

    Humulus (Hops) There is a style of gardening for everyone, from vegetable gardening to pollinator gardening, some prioritizing delicious f

    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

    Lilium(Post)

    June 27, 2022 Lilium (Lily) With large, bright, often fragrant blooms fit for borders, backdrops, or massed as a stunning centerpiece

    Eutrochium(Post)

    Eutrochium (Joe Pye Weed) Joe Pye weed is a prolific late season bloomer, offering large blooms and unmatched height and structure in the l

    Episode 8: Talking Soil Mixes with Sol Soils(Post)

    Podcast Episode 8: Talking Soil Mixes with Sol Soils April 27 2023 | 30:27 min

    Agastache(Post)

    Agastache (Anise Hyssop) Exploding in a sea of purple-blue blooms buzzing with delighted pollinators all season long, Agastache foeniculum (ah-GAH-sta-kee fin-ICK-yoo-lum), commonly know

    Ask Annie- Assessing Winter Plant Damage(Post)

    How do I tell the difference between winter damage and plants that just haven’t woken up yet? -Ethan in zone 4a Hey Ethan- If some of your perennials look dead in April, you’re not alone. Most of

    10 Things to Improve Your Planty Life(Post)

    Call yourself a plant parent and mean it. Plants may or may not be more difficult to keep alive than children. If you have plants in the house and they are alive, you are their parent. Play

    Ask Annie- May Perennial Garden Checklist(Post)

    Welcome to May, the official start of the growing season! It’s time to stop apologizing for winter and start making promises to the plants that knew better than to give up. Keep an eye on the nig

    Ask Annie- Choosing the Right Clematis for Your Garden(Post)

    What type of clematis is good for some sun but mostly shade? -Maryellen, Zone 5a Hey Maryellen, Thanks for giving me an excuse to talk about one of my all-time favorite perennial vines! Clematis

    Throwback Plants of 70’s, 80’s and Today!(Post)

    I was born in the 1980’s, what kids these days are calling the late 1900’s. And I say sheesh to that. Back in the olden days sheesh was an expression of disbelief or exasperation, now it’s a

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