Should You Compost Diseased Leaves?
Composting fall leaves with disease symptoms (maple tar spot, powdery mildew, apple scab, etc.) is a very controversial subject. EvenContinue Reading
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Composting fall leaves with disease symptoms (maple tar spot, powdery mildew, apple scab, etc.) is a very controversial subject. EvenContinue Reading
Have you ever wondered why we plant spring-flowering bulbs in the fall? We’ve been doing this for so many generationsContinue Reading
Most readers of this blog, which is essentially written with Northern gardeners in mind, will at some point in thisContinue Reading
I don’t know about you, but my apple trees are “decorated” with red ball traps covered with Tanglefoot (a non-dryingContinue Reading
I just visited the Gardens of Light show at the Montreal Botanical Garden and it’s absolutely spectacular! Every year inContinue Reading
Sometimes it’s perfectly appropriate to want to impress visitors with beds of large, showy bulb flowers such as tulips, narcissusContinue Reading
It’s not easy to plant a tree, a shrub or evergreen in ground where it’s difficult to dig, as inContinue Reading
Question: Do you have recommendations for an own-root rose that would be good for a street front hedge on aContinue Reading
Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) is perhaps the easiest herb of all to grow, at least in temperate to cold climates. It’sContinue Reading
Question: I have a large red maple that, over the last few years, has started developing some sort ofContinue Reading