Creating a Cut Flower Garden: Growing Your Own Blooms to Arrange
Nothing beats a fresh bouquet of flowers greeting you as you enter a room. You can pick up a lovely arrangement at many stores. But did you know you can
May 9, 2025
Nothing beats a fresh bouquet of flowers greeting you as you enter a room. You can pick up a lovely arrangement at many stores. But did you know you can
As Benjamin Franklin said in 1735, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Now that we are at the height of the growing season, you may be
Houseplants promote health and wellness, are foundational to modern home decor and caring for them is a significant hobby for many. In addition they are popular “celebrities” in social media
We love our own spaces, and our gardens, yards, porches, decks, patios, and balconies are the perfect places to create spaces to enjoy. As we enter a new year in
When the calendar turns to October many people ask the question: Is it time to cut back my ornamental grasses? The first response is congratulations on having ornamental grasses in
How often do we hear people say “I just love the fall season.” There is so much to love about the fall season in the garden. From pumpkins and gourds
As the month of August comes to a close we enter a new season for the yard and garden. A season of opportunity. The months of September and October are
The first order of business is to define what “deadheading” means. The gardening term simply means to remove the old spent blooms including any developing seed from a plant to
We have the summer season and fall season ahead to improve our home landscape and do some planting! Here are 10 easy to follow rules to a better home landscape
Peas grow best in cool weather, think of daytime temperatures that range between 55 to 75 degrees. They can handle light frosts. Peas are one of the earliest vegetables that
