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[ad_1] As a perennial student, I’m fascinated with new ways of gardening and different garden styles. Plus, to keep things even more interesting, I’m always up...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting with Nez, a plant lover who is building her own backyard botanical garden in Los Angeles. I think of this Monstera pinnatipartita...
[ad_1] Coppicing is an age-old practice in which a tree or shrub is cut to the ground or almost to the ground. This severe cutback stimulates...
[ad_1] The 2022 holiday season in the South and southeastern United States blew in with a winter storm that will not soon be forgotten. Our region...
[ad_1] The garden is always transitioning. As gardeners, we are highly tuned into the visual changes that occur in the landscape every day, week, month, and...
[ad_1] I see winter as beginning with the first falling leaf and ending with the first sign of new growth. That can be a very long...
[ad_1] One of my favorite things about February has always been the Northwest Flower and Garden Festival in Seattle. I first attended back in 1999 and...
[ad_1] The 2022 holiday season in the South and southeastern United States blew in with a winter storm that will not soon be forgotten. Our region...
[ad_1] Simply put, Japanese maple bonsai is breathtaking. I’d argue that they’re even more head-turning than full-size ones growing in the ground. The right pot and...
[ad_1] Collaborative post If you are looking to get planning permission for a development project, whether it’s an independent or commercial one, then you now need...
[ad_1] Slicing Slicing varieties are grown predominantly for fresh eating. They are normally smooth skinned, with tender flesh. 1. Ashley This heirloom cultivar is a prolific...
[ad_1] If animals are digging up your vegetables, munching on leaves, and making a mess out of your garden, all is not lost! Here are a...
[ad_1] Did you realize you could plant trees without digging holes? Sam Singleton at Scrubland Farmz shared this on his Facebook page: “Wanted to share our...
[ad_1] Is snow good or bad for your garden? The answer is yes. It can be both. How you manage it makes all the difference. To...
[ad_1] Today we’re visiting with Malgorzata Galietti. About 30 years ago I purchased a ‘Red Lion’ amaryllis (Hippeastrum ‘Red Lion’, Zones 8–10 or as a houseplant)...
[ad_1] Choosing a site for your garden is an important factor in how well it does and the yield you get. If you have an irrigation...
[ad_1] Learn how to use nutrient-rich broccoli and cauliflower leaves from the garden, and don’t let them go to waste! Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate...
[ad_1] 1. Allegheny V. x rhytidophylloides ‘Allegheny’ is a hybrid cultivar that has fragrant white blossoms with raised yellow anthers for a fuzzy look. It grows...
[ad_1] Are you looking for advice on how to plant lavender in pots? This guide covers everything you need to know about how to grow lavender...
[ad_1] Annie in Ocala comments on my previous post about the Florida Citrus Center and their calamondin oranges: “I love calamondins! Pretty near always had one...