Make Your Cut Flowers Last Longer
There are a few simple steps you can take to make your cut flowers last longer. By Larry Hodgson YourContinue Reading
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Pelargoniums are spectacular plans with beautiful flowers, but for best bloom, they really need a bit of a rest inContinue Reading
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By Larry Hodgson Late spring is the time to prune your dwarf conifers in order to slow their growth. MostContinue Reading
Plant Red for the Year of the Garden 2022
Dare to plant red! It’s the trendy flower color for 2022, the official color of the Year of the Garden,Continue Reading
Ants: The Insect Frenemies of the Garden
Messages have been pouring in over the last few weeks from panicky gardeners who’ve discovered ants in their gardens orContinue Reading
Gardening Book of the Month
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A Mini Chainsaw for Aging Boomers
By Larry Hodgson My wife surprises me sometimes. Well, a lot, really. Like yesterday, when a medium-sized box showed upContinue Reading
Does a Cold, Rainy June Mean a Cold, Rainy Summer?
A common belief suggests that the month of June determines the weather for the rest of the summer. Is thereContinue Reading