Time to Wake Up Tender Bulbs and Dormant Plants
By Larry Hodgson In March and early April, it’s time to wake up most of the plants that you putContinue Reading
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By Larry Hodgson In March and early April, it’s time to wake up most of the plants that you putContinue Reading
Photo: alexraths, depositphotos By Sean Barker Spring is a busy time in the garden. The fallow period of winter givesContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson December 21st is the first day of winter, right? (Or the first day of summer in the Southern Hemisphere*.)Continue Reading
By Larry Hodgson Not that long ago, pretty much the only ornamental grasses that gardeners grew in their gardens wereContinue Reading
Simple things to do in the fall to keep your garden happy and healthy. By Larry Hodgson As a laidbackContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson The idea of “cleaning up” your perennials in the fall should have died out decades ago. It’sContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson Question: Last week, we had a late frost and several perennials in my garden were damaged. This isContinue Reading
The following article is taken from a press release offered by the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) Prep Equipment for SeasonContinue Reading
Shrubs are some of the most reliable and hardworking plants in the garden. They are long-lived, big enough to makeContinue Reading
Hen-and-chicks and sedums still hold interest, even in the heart of winter. Photo: http://www.wsj.com There’s a long tradition of describingContinue Reading
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