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[ad_1] 1. Barese This white-stemmed heirloom variety is a dwarf type, only reaching about 9 inches tall at maturity. ‘Barese’ It has smooth, dark green leaves...
[ad_1] No wonder these trees are considered one of the six national nature symbols, and they factor into Finnish folklore. The birch was long considered a...
[ad_1] Like most bulbs, crocuses prefer to be left undisturbed, their bulbs cozily snuggled into the soil for many years. But there are times when you...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Saving for a deposit on a house can feel like a Herculean task, especially in the modern housing market. But what if there’s...
[ad_1] You work hard to grow pumpkins in nice hills, with a nice clear space around them… …and yet, a vine growing out of the compost...
[ad_1] A terracotta wind chime is not just a visually pleasing decoration to have in your garden but also a musical tool that fills the air...
[ad_1] This blog has been one of the constants in my life. Since starting it in 2012, we’ve lived in five different houses and have attended...
[ad_1] In the last few decades, nutrient rich kale has become widely popular as a healthy staple for meals and snacks. And home gardeners have readily...
[ad_1] Wendy is sharing her beautiful garden with us today. We’ve visited her stunning garden before (Beauty From Wendy’s Garden). Here’s a Clethra barbinervis (Zones 4–8)...
[ad_1] Why create an insectary? Above: The insectary garden at Lotusland was designed and installed by garden designer Eric Nagelmann and Corey Welles, Manager of Sustainability...
[ad_1] 1. Adams ‘Adams’ is a cultivar of native Sambucus canadensis. It is one of the most common elderberries grown in North America and is similar to...
[ad_1] Growing beets is an exercise in faith. You work for weeks or months to nurture those little seedlings into hopefully vigorous roots. In the end,...
[ad_1] Turnips and rutabagas are vulnerable to a number of diseases caused by bacteria, fungi, oomycetes, and viruses. Many of these pathogens affect the leaves of...
[ad_1] Foxglove’s (Digitalis spp.) striking tall stalks of tubular blooms are early spring’s show stopper in the cottage garden and cut flower arrangements. Hummingbirds and bees...
[ad_1] Foxglove’s (Digitalis spp.) striking tall stalks of tubular blooms are early spring’s show stopper in the cottage garden and cut flower arrangements. Hummingbirds and bees...
[ad_1] Watering spider plants correctly is key to keeping them healthy and looking their best. In this post, I’m going to explain how to tell when...
[ad_1] Peperomia graveolens Is there a “ruby glow” on your horizon? With chunky, green and burgundy leaves, Peperomia graveolens makes an eye-catching succulent houseplant that’s as...
[ad_1] Though it’s been very hot and quite dry, the Grocery Row Garden still looks pretty good: The ginger and taro bas been quite unhappy with...
[ad_1] Companion planting is a great way to make your garden perform as well as possible. Almost every vegetable you grow will benefit from a plant...
[ad_1] In old England, many people who worked in small towns were called peasants, and they lived in small houses with very small gardens. These gardens,...