Garden Myth: If You Grow Melons With Cucumbers, It Will Alter Their Taste
This is an old myth, but it keeps coming up. And it is indeed a myth. The concept is thatContinue Reading
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This is an old myth, but it keeps coming up. And it is indeed a myth. The concept is thatContinue Reading
There is only one logical way to get a plant that you have seen in a neighbor’s garden and youContinue Reading
Orchids are such desirable plants that’s hard to imagine there is a least one that doesn’t attract many favorable reviewsContinue Reading
It’s odd, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen this written down before, yet it’s a basic truth. Double flowers,Continue Reading
Today, June 24th, is Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, honoring Saint John the Baptist, the patron saint of French Canadians. It’s a public holiday inContinue Reading
The beet leaf miner (Pegomyia betae) is the larva of a small, rarely seen fly, as is its lookalike cousin,Continue Reading
Here’s a product to avoid: the gutter siphon (also called a gutter pump). It’s supposed to prevent debris from pluggingContinue Reading
Shrubs rarely need to be pruned (of course, I would say that: I’m a laidback gardener!), but if you do feel theContinue Reading
There are hundreds of caterpillars in your yard? Maybe thousands? They’re black with blue marks, a white streak down their back andContinue Reading
The garden peony (Paeonia lactiflora) is among the most popular and reliable temperate climate perennials. Most gardeners are more thanContinue Reading