[ad_1] Japanese maples (Acer palmatum and cvs., Zones 6–9) are prized for their graceful forms, stunning foliage, and vibrant fall colors. However, gardening in the southeastern...
[ad_1] Color is a powerful tool. By using it skillfully, you can make any size outdoor space visually impactful. Color can also be used to ensure...
[ad_1] We’ve all been there: looking at plants in the nursery and impulsively bringing home something we are not familiar with and don’t have a plan...
[ad_1] Resplendent and easygoing, cool-season grasses are those that begin to grow with vigor during temperatures of approximately 60°F through mid-70°F. In our region, they green...
[ad_1] Lavender dryer bags are a natural way to freshen laundry and a good use for dried lavender harvested from your garden. Lavender is a lightly floral but...
[ad_1] The new book A Year in Bloom has a great premise: Ask some of the world’s top garden people to talk about their favorite bulbs,...
[ad_1] Hi GPODers! Today and tomorrow we’re back in the garden of frequent garden contributor, Maxine Brisport in Rotterdam, New York. Check out some of her...
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[ad_1] Mushrooms popping up in mulch beds or lawns are largely a cosmetic problem — if you don’t see them and they’re not harming your plants,...
[ad_1] I can’t even imagine the holidays without poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima). Even if I don’t have any in my own home, they will be everywhere in...
[ad_1] There are so many ways you can use fresh herbs from your garden, but this is my new favourite! Herb-infused vinegar gives you practically unlimited...
[ad_1] Flipping through The Food Forward Garden, the first thing you notice isn’t the fruits and vegetables—and that’s intentional. Landscape designer Christian Douglas has been creating...
[ad_1] Hi GPODers! Yesterday we saw Kathleen’s incredible garden transformation, and we’re continuing that theme as we look at the updates Fran Schroeder has made to...
[ad_1] Orchids, members of the Orchidaceae family, are flowering perennials and those grown as houseplants often have waxy, face-like flowers, thick stems, and glossy foliage. This...
[ad_1] Most palms are associated with tall, towering plants ideal for hanging hammocks. However, many small palms, like the Chamaedorea Metallica, fit nicely indoors. We’ve already...
[ad_1] With fuzzy leaves and pretty flowers that come in white, purple, and blue, African violets are a charming houseplant. This guide will show you exactly...
[ad_1] Above: Blood orange peel adds layers of seasonal flavor. My own variations have used sweet pineapples from the corner store, different sources of sugar (granulated,...
[ad_1] Happy Monday GPODers! We’re starting the week with some fabulous garden inspiration, particularly for new gardeners or anyone having to start from scratch. Kathleen Shelman...
[ad_1] In their natural habitat in their indigenous Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean, Plumeria species are deciduous shrubs or trees with succulent branches...
[ad_1] If Wednesday Addams were a floral designer, her arrangements would look like Emily Thompson’s: dripping, clambering, creeping, amorphous, and alive despite being very much dead....