Plants: Not Good at Multitasking
We all know people who seem capable of multitasking (performing multiple tasks simultaneously): answering the phone while filling in aContinue Reading
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The Rule of Three
The basic rule for planting bulbs is to plant them at a depth equal to three times the height ofContinue Reading
Plant Trees without Amending the Soil
Forget the old technique for planting shrubs and trees, the one I learned when I was a kid. We were toldContinue Reading
10 Favorite Daffodils
I don’t often repost blogs that were posted elsewhere, but I just saw this one, written by Kathleen LaLiberte of LongfieldContinue Reading
Fall Webworm: Spectacular Damage, But Not That Harmful
The fall webworm (Hyphantria cunea) is the caterpillar stage of a rather inconspicuous white moth. Its small size belies theContinue Reading
Pick Un Nuts and Fruits Without Bending Over!
I’m always looking for easier ways to garden and here’s one: a garden tool that will pick up fallen nutsContinue Reading
When to Apply Compost?
Question: When should I apply compost so it will be most profitable for both the soil and my plants? DorisContinue Reading
Fall is the Time to Harvest Seed
Autumn is the main season for harvesting seeds from your garden: vegetables, annuals, perennials, shrubs, vines, etc. You can collectContinue Reading
6 Perennials for Spectacular Fall Color
You thought the gardening season was over by September and all you had to do was hang up your gardeningContinue Reading
Are Fruits From Diseased Plants Still Edible?
Question: I have a plum tree severely affected by black knot disease, but it still produces a lot of plums.Continue Reading