[ad_1] My name is Diane Porter, and I live in Nova Scotia, Canada. We are a Zone 5 area here, so I like pretty hardy plants....
[ad_1] Cornichons: Small and crisp, sour and French. They transform a baguette into a picnic, a plate into a party. They can elevate a tuna sandwich...
[ad_1] Daisy-like chrysanthemums, Chrysanthemum spp., aka mums, are herbaceous perennials. Most are suited to cultivation in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9. They prefer full sun,...
[ad_1] Bunching Onions and Scallions If you like the idea of perennial alliums that grow quickly to a harvestable size in spring and then spread to...
[ad_1] Tender dahlias are dazzling summer flowers, and their growth as annuals or perennials depends on your hardiness zone. Botanically, dahlias are cold-tender herbaceous perennials grown...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Selecting the perfect flooring for different areas of your home is a crucial decision. As well as contributing to the overall aesthetic of...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Are you looking for a reputable and reliable cleaner in London? Are you overwhelmed by the number of options available and unsure of...
[ad_1] We love a home that’s unconventional, with unexpected artistic touches that surprise and delight. Here are some appealing bohemian moments from this week’s Remodelista posts....
[ad_1] Perennial asters are members of various genera in the Asteraceae family, including Aster, Eurybia, and Symphyotrichum. They are native to the United States, Europe, and...
[ad_1] Is it your dream to grow a pumpkin so big you could crawl inside of it? Then I have good news for you: your dream...
[ad_1] Few things are as satisfying to the tomato buff as harvesting their own homegrown crop of red, ripe, and delicious fruits. About the only thing...
[ad_1] I SAW A VIDEO REEL on social media the other day of a harvest of shallots, and it made me realize that I haven’t grown...
[ad_1] Naturalistic landscapes are my favorites. I’m more at home in a wildflower meadow than on a manicured lawn bordered by topiary-pruned boxwoods and well-behaved rose...
[ad_1] Printing cards using garden leaves and flowers is a simple and personal way to send a sentiment to someone special. Make hammered flowers within minutes,...
[ad_1] When to Harvest Cabbage for the Best Flavors and Yield Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give...
[ad_1] Many commenters have appreciated my iterative design approach to food forests, which focuses much more on growing a big ecosystem, then cutting away what you...
[ad_1] Salvia yangii Previously known as Perovskia atriplicifolia, Russian sage was recently renamed Salvia yangii, and like rosemary which was also recently reclassified, is now regarded...
[ad_1] For years I purchased rosemary plants from my local nursery, under the impression that my favorite culinary herb was too difficult to start myself. While...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting Carla Z. Mudry in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Carla is sharing the profusion of flowers she enjoyed in her garden in July. July means...
[ad_1] Above: My beloved Ñuke Delta. Tiled concrete pavers provide a flat surface on which to sit the grill. This puppy has everything. It’s an Argentine-style...