Growing Wisterias in a Cold Climate
Wisterias (Wisteria spp.), with their dripping spikes of scented lavender blooms, are probably the most desirable of all climbing plantsContinue Reading
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Wisterias (Wisteria spp.), with their dripping spikes of scented lavender blooms, are probably the most desirable of all climbing plantsContinue Reading
Climbing plants can greatly help moderate temperatures. When grown on the walls of a home or building, they keep itContinue Reading
Many gardeners claim that you can tell the pH of your garden’s soil (its acidity or alkalinity) just looking atContinue Reading
Seasonal allergy (hay fever) season is about to begin if indeed it hasn’t already started. In the spring, trees areContinue Reading
With the active composting season beginning in many climates, it may be worthwhile going over what you should not put inContinue Reading
Are your seedlings and cuttings starting to take up too much space in your home? Maybe it’s time for youContinue Reading
I get all sorts of questions from readers who want to know how to attract bees to their gardens, which isContinue Reading
Some seeds have a very hard outer coat and are difficult to germinate. They tend to sprout irregularly or only afterContinue Reading
The more plants are “fed”, especially with a fertilizer rich in nitrogen, the more quickly they grow. However, in theContinue Reading
It hardly seems credible, but in fact there are several studies showing that aspirin (yes, good ol’ acetylsalicylic acid!) can helpContinue Reading