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[ad_1] When it comes from the garden and nature herself, sugar can be a very good thing. It’s a source of energy and tastes darn delicious....
[ad_1] Beets from Seed: Two Easy Techniques for Growing Beets Scroll Up This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By clicking accept you give us...
[ad_1] How do you begin the process of designing or refining your own gardens, especially when there are so many things that you need to take...
[ad_1] Crocosmia spp. Showy and vibrant, fiery Crocosmia flowers are ideal for the late summer garden, blooming for weeks when many other perennials are fading and...
[ad_1] Pruning can be confusing for a new gardener. When do you do it? How much do you remove? Which stems or branches should you prune?...
[ad_1] Some plants bear the name of a color… or is it vice versa? It’s a bit like what came first, the chicken or the egg....
[ad_1] Growing perfect turf grass is a skill people master in university horticultural programs. It’s both an art and a science, and the end goal can...
[ad_1] A few weeks ago my brother Brian at Flannel Farms and I had the chance to visit The Modern Yeoman’s homestead in Knoxville for a...
[ad_1] Pothos is a tropical evergreen climbing member of the Araceae family of plants. Pin There are about 15 species of Pothos plants, and you may...
[ad_1] In the cold months we crave a holiday. Just a break. A different view. New smells. Exotic plants. An atmosphere that draws the chill from...
[ad_1] Today’s post is from Tim Covington, who likes gardening with a tropical flare—even though he gardens in chilly upstate New York. My obsession with palm...
[ad_1] There are a lot of home remedies out there that use basic home ingredients. Using these methods may not always have a 100% percent success...
[ad_1] 1. Arugula Who knew it was so simple (and inexpensive!) to grow this darling of the cafe menu and salad bar. Also called roquette or...
[ad_1] Dicliptera squarrosa We often judge living things based on how they look and the company that they keep. Case in point: the hummingbird plant. We...
[ad_1] Crocuses naturalize rapidly, forming carpets of color over the years. In addition to the spring bloomers, there are autumn varieties that are suited to Zones...
[ad_1] Normally, when roots start coming out of the pot, you know it’s time to upgrade to a bigger container. It’s a sign that your plant...
[ad_1] Ocimum basilicum var. minimum ‘Spicy Globe’ This little basil beauty is named well: it has a pungent, spicy flavor, it grows in a globe-like shape,...
[ad_1] COULD YOUR houseplants use a tuneup after a hard winter indoors? I know mine will need it, from re-potting, to light pruning, to full-scale rejuvenation...
[ad_1] Physalis spp. Ever wish you could plant a berry bush or fruit tree and get instant fruit? Ground cherries are the answer to your impatience!...
[ad_1] Mentha spp. With its sweet fragrance, sparkling flavor, and pretty flowers, mint makes a delightful addition to any garden. It’s a welcome ingredient in cold...