Winter Bloom Jasmine by Elisabeth Ginsburg
In cold weather climates, winter can be long, dark and depressing—especially after the holidays. Gardeners can find temporary cheer in […]
In cold weather climates, winter can be long, dark and depressing—especially after the holidays. Gardeners can find temporary cheer in […]
CAMELLIAS FOR FALL I live in a cold winter area, so most of the camellias that I have seen and […]
Mums Everywhere From late August through at least the end of October just about every merchandiser that sells plants features […]
What’s in a Name? Perennial goldenrod (Solidago spp.), now unfurling its sun-kissed heads in gardens, fields and hedgerows, goes by […]
Dog Tired in the Dog Days As August arrives, gardeners and their gardens are tired. Many locations are hot and […]
Gardens and globes go together. Beginning in spring and progressing through the growing season, the purple or white globes of […]
Spring in most gardens is shot through with horticultural fireworks as flowers burst up from the soil, the trees and […]
Gardeners sometimes curse the shade. At first glance, every desirable plant in the garden center seems to require at least […]
“A rose is a rose is a rose,’ Gertrude Stein famously wrote. But sometimes a rose is not, in fact, […]
Depending on where you live, December is probably a slow time in the garden. The stalks and other debris […]