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When a peony bush takes root, its found its home. For over a half century, a peony bush may thrive in the first place where it was planted. Peonies make some people nostalgic. They may harken back to the days when grandma hung the clothes on the line while the peonies bobbed their full heads…
While gardeners in the north pull in their potted tropical plants in early October, gardeners in the South keep enjoying blooms all year round. Gardeners in the southwestern states may not have the beautiful autumnal leaf color, but their succulents are sculptural and hardy. Gardeners from all around the country may feud as to where…
For some gardeners, late autumn means pulling tomato cages out of the ground and stowing them away in the garden shed or garage for next summer. For other gardeners it’s pulling patio plants inside and maybe harvesting some seeds for next spring. But for some gardeners, the growing season never ends. They never stop gardening…
As the chilly winds wake us up to the reality that winter is here, we gather up our outdoor plants and bring them in to safety. The vegetable plants succumb to a frosty covering as green tomato stems and leaves wilt like cooked spinach and the blooms of fall mums and marigolds wither. If you…
Edible, fragrant, beautiful and versatile are herbs. Each plant makes its own impression on your taste buds and sense of smell. The relaxing scent of lavender. The nose-tickling fragrance of mint. The spicy taste of cilantro. All of these herbs and more create their own thematic gardens in your yard. With so many leafy combination…
If your roses are pretty winter hardy, then the approaching cold overnight temperatures probably don’t have you worried. If you have hardy rose plants, then you don’t have to do much to protect them over the winter. Other species of roses will need some special winterizing care. If you love roses you probably have a…
With over 300 species of irises available to grow in your gardens, you might need some kind of plant labels to help you tell one from the other. Markers for irises will help you differentiate species that have even the most subtle purple hue changes. Irises come in bright yellows, deep purples and many shades…
Who says that gardening starts to wind down in the fall? Probably not a gardener. Fall is a great time to start getting your yard ready for spring again. Yes, Halloween isn’t even here and plans are being laid for spring. But planting in the fall will help roots become established, keep your plants from…
The heat of summer is starting to cool. Not only do we take notice but plants do too. The sunny days and cool evenings will trigger that beautiful metamorphosis from green summer leaves to the fiery colors of fall. Gorgeous trees like maples and sweet gum and others aren’t the only plants of which we…
Are you terrible with names. Maybe you can remember a face, but not a name. For some people, the same goes with plants. “Wait…is that catmint or catnip? I know that one there—it loves the sun and blooms in early June and makes a great cut flower….but I don’t remember its name.” Thank heavens that…
