One Month Later in My Garden…
By Julie Boudreau This year, I decided to hit the road for a month. For thirty days I abandoned myContinue Reading
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By Julie Boudreau This year, I decided to hit the road for a month. For thirty days I abandoned myContinue Reading
What to do when you have a recurring problem with a plant? One suffers from a disease or an insect everyContinue Reading
I’d be surprised to hear that any serious gardener has never seen a tree attached to its stake by aContinue Reading
Splitting a wishbone may bring good luck to the person who gets the larger piece, but when a wishbone-shaped treeContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson One of the damages professional arborists see the most frequently on trees is strangulation (girdling). Someone longContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson Many conifers have a naturally pyramidal shape. This is the case of, among others, firs (Abies), sprucesContinue Reading
Climbing roses are much less work if you cage them. This is Rosa ‘Graham Thomas’. Photo: agardenforthehouse.com Traditionally, climbing rosesContinue Reading
Photo: Hiclipart.com, clipart library & www.vecteezy.com I’ve been struggling with staking the houseplants I put outside for the summer forContinue Reading
Philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum) growing up a moss pole. Photo: www.crocus.co_.uk Moss poles are great products for houseplants that climb viaContinue Reading
Scarlet runner beans turned into a bean tree. Photo: www.gardenfocused.co.uk If you store your cut Christmas tree outdoors over theContinue Reading









