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[ad_1] Bignonia capreolata Years after the fact, I remain flummoxed as to why my neighbor Daniel – an otherwise normal, rational person – ripped down and...
[ad_1] Steve in the UK is sharing a very cool, very small garden space with us today. My wife, Emily, and I followed our dream of...
[ad_1] During a cold and extremely wet English spring, we revisited Gravetye Manor. The bucolic Sussex estate—with 36 acres of flower gardens, meadows, mixed borders, lawns,...
[ad_1] Allium fistulosum One of my favorite summer routines is taking daily (or hourly) strolls through my garden, plucking and eating edible leaves as I go....
[ad_1] When I moved into my small, new house with a big patch of barren dirt for a backyard, I knew I needed to fill it...
[ad_1] Learn how to grow rudbeckia, a low-maintenance flower recognizable for its vibrant yellow and orange petals with a striking black center. Rudbeckias are easy to...
[ad_1] We dutifully prune our fruit trees and our rose bushes, but not all of us are taking the same care with our tomatoes. We link...
[ad_1] Loropetalum chinense A highly ornamental shrub, Chinese fringe flower (Loropetalum chinense) features fragrant fringed flowers and fantastic, colorful foliage – a beautiful addition to gardens...
[ad_1] Bambusoideae If you could bring one plant with you to a deserted island, what would it be? When I first considered this question some years...
[ad_1] Spring is a wonderful time of year to be in the garden. As the temperature starts to rise, new life emerges from the darkness of...
[ad_1] On Monday and Tuesday, we had the Singleton family from Scrubland Farmz visiting from N/C Florida. Sam brought me some plants for the Alabama Food...
[ad_1] Anyone can grow food in the garden, patio, or balcony by using containers. You’d be surprised how much you can eat from a container garden...
[ad_1] After a long flight from South America, a bird could use a juicy meal and a place to rest, right? For purple martins, those tasty...
[ad_1] Today we’re in chilly Zone 4b, visiting Susan Warde’s Minnesota garden. Before my husband and I bought our current home in 1981, we’d pass it...
[ad_1] Congratulations! You did it. You started from seed and raised all those little seedlings. You gave them the perfect potting mix. You watered, not too...
[ad_1] Physalis philadelphica A tart gift from Mexico, tomatillos (Physalis philadelphica) are commonly used by chefs and home cooks throughout the United States and worldwide to...
[ad_1] Raphanus sativus I have a radish problem. No, it’s not a disease issue, nor am I battling with pests. I have an addiction. I can’t...
[ad_1] We’ve been making a “fast” compost pile, and recording some YouTube shorts as we do so. This is what it looked like on day 2,...
[ad_1] Eurybia divaricata White wood asters, Eurybia divaricata, are native perennials in the Asteraceae family, which also includes chrysanthemums, coneflowers, and sunflowers. Photo by Krzysztof Ziarnek,...
Adding a flagpole to your lawn can be a great way to enhance the attractiveness of your property while showing your patriotism. But there are errors...