A Mother of Thousands Plant for Mother’s Day
Maybe you should think of making the mother of thousands plant a Mother’s Day gift! By Larry Hodgson Here’s aContinue Reading
Category: Gardening
When Squirrels Eat Tulip Flowers
That squirrels should eat a few bulbs and a couple of strawberries might be acceptable. But never EVER should theyContinue Reading
How to Revive a Weak Lawn
Your lawn might need a little pick-me-up this spring. Photo: Wavebreakmedia, depositphotos In the spring, it can be a goodContinue Reading
This Summer, Try a Container Vegetable Garden!
Yes, you can successfully grow a fine selection of vegetables and herbs in a simple container placed on the balconyContinue Reading
Wild Grass Genes May Save Our Daily Bread
A wild grass with excellent disease resistance genes may come to the aid of wheat, struggling under an onslaught ofContinue Reading
Is Planting an Egg Under a Tomato Worthwhile?
There’s an old garden legend that recommends planting a whole egg along with your tomatoes and other vegetables. How worthwhileContinue Reading
When Suckers Appear at the Base of a Tree
If you see a profusion of sprouts (suckers) at the base of a tree, it can mean nothing at allContinue Reading
A Tribute to Dandelions
With the 2022 No Mow May beginning today, guest blogger Edith Smeesters pays tribute to this much maligned plant thatContinue Reading
Tomato Late Blight: Don’t Blame the Soil
Tomato late blight only overwinters on living tissue. You can’t blame contaminated soil for its reappearance the following year. ByContinue Reading
Yes, You Can Divide Begonia Tubers
If your begonia tuber is getting too big for its pot, you can fix that . . . by dividing the tuber!Continue Reading