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[ad_1] Another Griffith Buck offering, this plant grows four feet tall and wide and is hardy in Zones 4b through 9b. The large and full blossoms...
[ad_1] HEDGES THAT CAN TAKE IT! Seemingly, many home gardeners fail to appreciate the value and proper use of pruning shears, plant food, and mulches in...
[ad_1] Learn how to grow your own food with How to Grow Your Own Food: An Illustrated Beginner’s Guide to Container Gardening from Angela Judd of...
[ad_1] Ficus carica The occasional pejorative use of the term “fig leaf” is wholly undeserved. The leaves of the fig tree (Ficus carica) are quite lovely...
[ad_1] Diabrotica undecimpunctata, Acalymma trivittatum, A. vittatum As a gardener, it’s a real bummer when pesky insects come along and munch on the results of all...
[ad_1] If your property has more exposure to traffic, neighbors, or passersby than you like, you can create a living fence using a mixture of tall...
[ad_1] Remodelista armchair-traveled to the Southwest this past week for design inspiration, specifically to New Mexico, southern California, and other hot and dry (and chic) locales....
[ad_1] Humans have been cultivating and harvesting anise (Pimpinella anisum) for thousands of years, and for good reason. Aside from its medicinal value, this aromatic annual...
[ad_1] Cleomella serrulata Rocky Mountain bee plant is a low maintenance and showy annual wildflower that’s native to North America, and it’s also a big hit...
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[ad_1] We all love plants that have some personality. These are the ones that stand out and make us take notice, and when we see them...
[ad_1] Growing Hens and Chicks Plants in Gardens and Containers Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us...
[ad_1] The garden experience can reach all of the senses, but my favourite is the aroma. Among hosts of other pleasant garden scents, some of the...
[ad_1] Collaborative post If you’re buying doors for your family home, the overall look isn’t the only thing you need to consider. Yes, style is important,...
[ad_1] “Most folks go into the big box store and just pick seed based on the amount of sunlight that they have,” says Wolfin, but Kentucky...
[ad_1] We’re in Sweaburg, Ontario, visiting with Alice Fleurkens. We’ve been to her garden before (Alice’s Front Garden in Canada) so check out the earlier posts...
[ad_1] Raspberries are fruits in the Rubus genus of the Rosaceae or rose family. Whether black, golden, purple, or red, they are pleasantly tart summertime treats...
[ad_1] Rhubarb jam is quick and easy to make with my recipe, and it is the best. It’s seriously delicious, and you can make your own...
[ad_1] Eutrochium maculatum Denizen of roadside ditches, marshy edges, and wet pond shores, spotted joe-pye weed is the stand-out inhabitant of some often overlooked locations. This...
[ad_1] Lou and Dell Salza’s front yard in Shaker Heights, Ohio, is living proof that a garden can be both beautiful and ecologically functional. Making the...