Winter storms can be tough on weakened or decayed trees and branches. Protect yourself, your family and your property from potential injury with a careful examination of your trees before wind, snow and ice get the better of them.
Ruth S. Foster
Oh, Christmas Tree
Today the Christmas tree is often the focal point of holiday decor and a key participant in Yuletide celebrations. Learn more about how this tradition began as well as some valuable tips on selecting your tree and maintaining its vitality throughout the season.
Aster, Goldenrod and Franklinia are Harbingers of Autumn
Near wild flowers that bloom in early autumn cast a magical glow while presaging the coming of winter.
One Must Have Bulbs
A little effort planting bulbs in autumn will be rewarded in spring with the first bursts of glorious color and the promise of the blooming cycle to come.
Time to Relish the Tomato Harvest
Once known as “Love Apples”, tomatoes have outlived their checkered reputation to achieve a place of respect and reverence in the cornucopia of late summer’s bounty.
Evolving Garden Styles and Tips to Maintain Them
Beware the promise of “natural” landscapes, there is still plenty of maintenance involved in tending a “Back to Nature” garden.
A Freedom Lawn
The freedom lawn is a rethinking of our current obsession with manicured, over-tended lawns.
Tick Time Again
Ticks – and the Lyme disease they can carry – are a danger to humans. Here’s how to limit exposure to ticks and lower the risk of Lyme disease.
Local Flower Shows Are Special
Flower shows are a great place to get inspired and learn more about gardening and growing flowers.
Buy a Good Survivor Perennial Stock
Maintaining a healthy growth of perennials in the garden is easy to do, provided you follow a few important steps.