The Two Keys to Success with Cool Season Lawns
Good Soil and the Right Type of Grass Lawn care companies would likely blame the damage to the lawn aboveContinue Reading
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How to Divide a German Iris
German irises are gorgeous in bloom, but need frequent division. Photo: tbrnewsmedia.com In this, the Year of the Iris, let’s talkContinue Reading
World Water Week: Tips for Saving Water in Your Garden
Ill.: Jose Miguel Mayo, lifelab.org In celebration of World Water Week, August 24 to 28 2020, you’ll find the infographicContinue Reading
Spotted Spurge: The Weed Nobody Knows
Spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata). Photo: plantsam.com In my area, this has been a banner year for spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata,Continue Reading
Magnolia Under Attack
Magnolia soft scale (Neolecanium cornuparvum). Photo: www.ontree.ca Question: My magnolia has white bumps on its bark and a lot of insectsContinue Reading
As Summer Progresses, Water Containers More
As planters fill in, they’ll need more water. Photo: Share Bear, Wikimedia Commons More people are growing plants in containersContinue Reading
Garden Myth: Don’t Plant Tomatoes and Potatoes Together
Ill.: Kissclipart & uihere, montage: laidbackgardener.blog Question: My grandmother always warned me not to plant potatoes and tomatoes together or they would cross,Continue Reading
Whiteflies in the Garden
Whiteflies come not by dozens, but by thousands! Photo: www.selbst.de Question: In my beautiful garden there are lots of tiny flies,Continue Reading
How do Plant Partnerships Help Sustainability?
by Kevin Kosola and Todd Ciche, Bayer U.S.Ill.: intogreen.eu We are all familiar with human partnerships of many kinds, bothContinue Reading
Thought of the Day
I think I have enough plants, said no gardener, ever. Thought taken from a T-shirt. Ill.: www.teepublic.com