Weekly Tips
Certain perennials do not benefit from additional fertilizer. Before you spring-feed your garden, review this list of perennials not to feed.
Read the full story »I have a cutting garden that I use to make summer bouquets for my house and for friends. Sometimes it seems like they could use some filler—like the baby’s breath the florist uses. Can I …
Read the full story »Here’s a trick for getting summer-blooming bulbs off to a good start.
Read the full story »In the Old Farmers Almanac there is a name given to each full moon of the year. These are mostly adapted from those used by early American Indians, who kept track of the passing seasons …
Read the full story »If you live in a light green area of this map, you probably don’t need to read further. However, if you live in or visit the yellow or red areas, read on.
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Here’s how to plant a hedge. It’s most economical to start with young plants about two feet tall; these are often called whips.
Read the full story »Here’s a tip for when you’re preparing seedlings to brave the great outdoors.
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