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[ad_1] Few precious gardens stop you in your tracks and take your breath away. Sarah Price’s return to the Chelsea Flower Show, which opens today in...
[ad_1] Joe sent in today’s photos, which feature the beautiful garden of his neighbors Julie and Mike in Baltimore. The gardens, started 20 years ago, were...
[ad_1] Diplocarpon rosae If you want to see a rose gardener cry, all you have to do is say these two words: black spot. Sooner or...
[ad_1] For those looking to level up their container gardening game, why not give coleus a try? The leaves of Coleus species will definitely add vibrant...
[ad_1] Collaborative post The days are getting longer, temperatures are warming up, and we’re all starting to use our gardens more as a place to relax...
[ad_1] Long-term herbicides are poisoning the entire composting stream. Lyn Brookes writes: We have discovered the effects of aminopyralid in municipal compost in Ireland. These are...
[ad_1] Ah, basil! The topping of a Margherita pizza, the base to pasta slathered in pesto, and the intensity behind Thai coconut curry. What’s not to...
[ad_1] Collaborative post Are you thinking about buying a holiday property abroad? Many tourists dream of buying property with sea view in Thailand, but it’s understandable...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting with Carol Lim, who gardens in Hendersonville, North Carolina, where she grows some beautiful and unusual plants. Sarracenia ‘Daina’s Delight’ (pitcher plant,...
[ad_1] In late spring yellow fireworks light up damp, green fields, highway verges, and stream edges. Wintercresses are in vivid bloom, bursting from months-long dark green...
[ad_1] Your garden may be hidden in your backyard, but your home’s facade still deserves some greenery love. Enter window boxes—a versatile and transformative addition that...
[ad_1] Forgetting that she’s not a vegetable gardener, I was recently lamenting to my daughter Lucy that at least a couple of my zucchini plants end...
[ad_1] Daylily, Hemerocallis spp., is a flowering perennial in the Asphodelaceae family that brightens summer gardens in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 9. It sprouts from...
[ad_1] Apples grown in orchards on grafted trees. By Guest Author John Hammond Fruit trees are a crucial part of many agricultural systems, providing a variety...
[ad_1] Tomatoes can be finicky when it comes to watering. Too much or too little can both lead to wilting leaves, damaged fruit, and disease. We...
[ad_1] How to Care for a Fuchsia Hanging Basket Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us permission...
[ad_1] One of my all-time favorite herbs, stinging nettle has been grown and foraged for food, and used in textiles and medicine, for thousands of years...
[ad_1] In this article, you will learn all you need to grow and care for the alpine aster. Cultivation and History Best suited to USDA Hardiness...
[ad_1] The biggest benefit of juicy, reddish-black boysenberries is that they make the most excellent pie filling you’ll ever taste. (Okay, rhubarb is one of my...
[ad_1] Zucchini is a favorite of home gardeners for good reason: it’s prolific, easy to grow, and the fruits taste so darn good. But these plant...