You Won’t Believe These Crazy Rhododendron Roots
Sometimes plants survive – but don’t thrive – in spite of the way we treat them. Just like this rhododendron I recently rehabbed.
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Sometimes plants survive – but don’t thrive – in spite of the way we treat them. Just like this rhododendron I recently rehabbed.
You Won’t Believe These Crazy Rhododendron Roots Read More »
If you’re new to removing poison ivy, be careful, because it likes to fight back. Here are some do’s and dont’s.
Poison Ivy: How to remove it safely without chemicals Read More »
There’s nothing like a cool shade garden on a hot summer day. But shade comes in many varieties and so do the plants that grow there.
The unique scent and beautiful flowers of a Lilac bush are a welcome sign of spring. This care-free shrub is a beautiful addition to any home landscape.
Removing a Yew shrub is notoriously difficult, due to its deep root structure and dense wood. Whose bright idea was it to plant six of them around my home?
Vines are of great landscape value, but many gardeners fail to realize their potential for adding vertical elements and blocking objectionable views.
Northwind Switchgrass, Hot Lips Turtlehead, Angelina Sedum and Variegated Solomon’s Seal are the top choices from the Perennial Plant Association.
Switchgrass, Sedum, Solomon’s Seal, Turtlehead: Choice Perennials For Your Garden Read More »
Winter landscapes with summer plants can be drab. Guest Author Dr Leonard Perry suggests plants that will add beauty to any winter view
Choose Plants With Attractive Bark For Winter Landscapes Read More »
Plant Propagation from AHS is a marvelous edition, with all of the information you need to create new plants from your favorite specimens.
Review: Plant Propagation by The American Horticultural Society Read More »
Millions of Chrysanthemums are sold as annuals at garden centers every fall. Pity, because Mums are actually perennials and will bloom for years if planted correctly.