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[ad_1] This is part of a series with Perfect Earth Project, a nonprofit dedicated to toxic-free, nature-based gardening. “A seed contains the past and the future...
[ad_1] Today Susan Warde is letting us visit her St. Paul, Minnesota, garden. She was inspired by the posts from Cherry and me looking back at...
[ad_1] With the flurry of the holidays bearing down upon us, now is the perfect time to make a list of winter garden tasks to accomplish...
[ad_1] You may have noticed that the Rocky Mountain region—especially if you moved here from either coast or the South—is notably lacking in broadleaf evergreens. That...
[ad_1] Late fall and early winter can be a drab time in northeastern gardens. Most of the leaves have faded from the trees, and the perennial...
[ad_1] We finally got some good rain here. Three days of a slow soak. 3″ total so far. It wasn’t soon enough for the yams, cassava,...
[ad_1] I’ve recommended some garden gear every single year since I discovered it. These are items that I think are so good, I assume they’ll be...
[ad_1] I’ll admit it, I have a little bit of guilt each year when I buy a Christmas tree and toss it out a few weeks...
When you hang an American flag on your flagpole, you want to ensure it looks good for a long time. Discover five reasons to buy a...
[ad_1] As rain events have become more intense and more frequent, you may have noticed stormwater from the street flooding your property, rainwater from downspouts carving...
[ad_1] My name is Tingshu Hu. I live in Dunstable, Massachusetts (Zone 5b), but I love plants for warmer regions, such as canna (Canna hybrids, Zones...
[ad_1] The first Christmas cactus I ever encountered was at my great-grandma’s house. Bedstemor, as we called her, was a respected African violet breeder and grower....
[ad_1] This looks rather like Danny and Wanda’s wagon wheel method of planting sugarcane: It’s interesting how small they make their cuttings. I’m not sure pieces...
[ad_1] Here’s a question for you: Is a garden complete without a vine? Some may passionately argue that it isn’t, as this type of plant adds...
[ad_1] My name is Darlene O’Neil. I live in a small village in Moravia, New York. I had volunteered and donated my time with the VFW...
[ad_1] Having a greenhouse, big or small, is a game-changer. You can use it to grow all kinds of plants that would never be able to...
[ad_1] Today I am holding a baby while I type, so I’ll keep it brief. We normally bury sugarcane in trenches in the fall, with multiple...
[ad_1] A bulb lawn is one of the most beautiful ways to usher in the spring. A wave of colourful flowers erupts across your lawn, creating...
[ad_1] Honey mushrooms, abundant and edible and fruiting in fall, are the forager’s motherlode when discovered. They tend to grow in very generous clumps. Despite their...
[ad_1] Today we’re off to Berwyn, Pennsylvania (Zone 6b), to visit Carol Verhake’s gorgeous garden. We’ve visited Carol’s garden before (Carefully Chosen Colors Bring a Garden...