I CALL THE phenomenon tomato troubles: the yellow-spotted foliage that falls off, or the plant…
read moreYour success in the garden and knowing and following Nature’s principles work hand in hand.…
read moreI RECENTLY HOSTED a shade-gardening webinar featuring my friend, Ken Druse. The enthusiastic registration and…
read moreI CALL THEM Urgent Garden Questions, because when you have something you can’t sort out…
read moreI’VE BEEN UNDERTAKING more native plant-focused garden transformations in recent years, as I know many…
read moreYOU KNOW HOW the vegetable garden goes. One day, there are just two green beans…
read moreIF YOU THINK that managing invasive plants in a garden is a challenge, imagine that…
read moreNothing in nature is written in stone. The best we can do is come to…
read moreMORE THAN 20 years ago, artists Allyson Levy and Scott Serrano started a botanical garden…
read moreTHE LECTURE that he’s been giving for a number of years is not-so-subtly called “Kill…
read moreTHE GARDEN is full of surprises, and the ones that our gardens have offered up…
read moreBy seeing what others do and learning what they’re experiencing, we can build a knowledge…
read moreWHILE RESEARCHING a story about the endangered status of native trillium in North America recently,…
read moreHOW ARE WE DOING in the effort to reduce tick encounters and the diseases that…
read moreTODAY’S GUEST, author Sy Montgomery, writes that “we are on the cusp of either destroying…
read moreI GET A LOT of questions every year about mulch, about how to use it,…
read moreWITH THE EXPLOSION of interest in native plants in recent years, I know I’m not…
read moreThis post gives you simple examples from my spring garden on ways to work with…
read moreWhen you first started gardening did you think that you had to use chemicals to…
read moreWhen you first started gardening did you think that you had to use chemicals to…
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