Spring Snow: Just Let It Melt!
With spring finally underway (sort of!), it’s very tempting to try to get any remaining snow off our lawns and flower beds asContinue Reading
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With spring finally underway (sort of!), it’s very tempting to try to get any remaining snow off our lawns and flower beds asContinue Reading
With this extra-cold winter, even gardens in warmer parts of North America are facing road salt spray damage. This isContinue Reading
Winters can be very variable. Mild some years, bitterly cold in others … but they often switch from cold toContinue Reading
I’m not a fan of bush roses, those frost-tender hybrid teas, grandifloras and floribundas. I find these plants much tooContinue Reading
A few days ago (October 18, 2017), I wrote a blog called Overwintering Plants in Containers and it discussed perennials,Continue Reading
More and more gardeners are growing plants in containers these days: pots, flower boxes, smart pots, etc. It’s very handy,Continue Reading
Most readers of this blog, which is essentially written with Northern gardeners in mind, will at some point in thisContinue Reading
Over the last 50 years, it seems to have become chic to wrap the conifers up like a mummy forContinue Reading
If you live in a climate where snow buildup is common (certainly the case where I live), maintaining a hedgeContinue Reading
On this eve of a new year, why not look at a few resolutions you might want to make forContinue Reading
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