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[ad_1] Ornamental Sages thrive in sunny, well-drained spaces and are bee magnets! Try Hot Lips Sage, which never fails to delight with its two-toned red and...
[ad_1] I know, I know…we still have a little while to enjoy warm summer days, late sunsets, and meals al fresco. But your houseplants will be...
[ad_1] Use these tips to keep your houseplants watered while you are away on vacation. Long-term trips may require a plant-sitter but for a week or...
[ad_1] Knowing when to harvest vegetables is just as important as knowing how to grow them. Some have a long time over which you can harvest,...
[ad_1] 02 Sep Understanding how to get rid of weeds and keep them at bay can feel like a daunting task. If you have a garden,...
[ad_1] I have just finished reading The Lost Gardens of Heligan, a wonderful book by [fill in name] Smits. The story, which is true down to...
[ad_1] Just because a frost is predicted that doesn’t mean you have to say good bye to your lettuce, peas, and other fall crops. You can...
[ad_1] As September comes along we sometimes feel a little sagging of interest an inclination to “let the garden go” since the growing season is drawing...
[ad_1] Provided is a list of tasks you need to perform in your garden during September. Please understand your gardening zone which is identified in the...
[ad_1] Thanks to Park Seed for partnering with me on this post. As always, all words, thoughts and vegetable opinions are my own. There are gardeners...
[ad_1] This color-coded houseplant tag system greatly simplifies plant care. Take the stress out by seeing at a glance what each plant prefers for watering and...
[ad_1] 26 Aug What Makes a Weed, A Weed? Weeds are everywhere – in our lawns, our gardens, in crevices in our sidewalks, walkways and driveways....
[ad_1] 11 Aug Farmside at Renewal & Remembrance Farmside recently participated again this year in “Renewal and Remembrance” in Washington DC- an event put on annually...
[ad_1] I’m not much for nighttime gardening, preferring to spend such hours sitting on the deck watching the fireflies, but last week you would have found...
[ad_1] 05 Aug Red-Based Analogous Garden Color Schemes in Analogous Garden Color Schemes A red-based analogous color scheme for the garden runs from warm to cool...
[ad_1] Growing Dahlias for fun and prizes! Other than an important place in perennial borders and beds, dahlias have a definite place of their own …...
[ad_1] Dahlias are half-hardy perennials, originally from Mexico, and now very popular in the United States. Very adaptable, they grow well in any type of soil....
[ad_1] Never let all the hard work on your lawn go to waste this upcoming cold season. By winterizing your lawn, you can provide proper lawn...
[ad_1] Thatch is a combination of living and dead materials that forms an organic mulch. It is located between the soil surface and green grass blades....
[ad_1] D. hybrida grow from fleshy roots, not true tubers or bulbs in stiff stems producing round flowers in various colors from midsummer to the first...