Bee Counted!
Is your garden bee-friendly? And also adapted to attract and feed other pollinators? If so, why not join the MillionContinue Reading
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Keep That Veggie Garden Full!
I hope that, by now, you are already reaping delicious fresh vegetables from your garden… but, as you harvest them,Continue Reading
Finally! Japanese Maples for Cold Climates!
Who doesn’t like Japanese maples (Acer palmatum), with their lacy foliage and oriental look? They’re on pretty much every gardener’sContinue Reading
Garden-Friendly Trees
Here are a few examples of trees that either have deep roots or roots that are at least not tooContinue Reading
How to Cage Your Tomatoes
Tomatoes are ramblers, that is, in nature they climb, but only very weakly. They have no tendrils and their stemsContinue Reading
Flea Beetles: the Shotgun Insects
Here’s one insect where damage is certainly much more noticeable than the insect itself. The plant’s leaves – especially theContinue Reading
Plant Well So You Can Prune Less
The need some gardeners seem to feel to prune everything in sight is difficult for the laidback gardener to understand.Continue Reading
Why Do Sunflowers Follow the Sun?
It’s well-known that the sunflower (Helianthus annuus) follows the sun: its flower buds face east in the morning, south atContinue Reading
Aging Shrubs May Need a Bit of Pruning
If pruning shrubs so they look like a globe, a cube or Mickey Mouse is something better left to zealousContinue Reading
What to Do About Worm Castings in the Lawn?
Have you been seeing small coiled mounds of hardened earth on the surface of your lawn or garden? They areContinue Reading