Tips On Bracing Your Garden For A Winter Blast
Let us hope that this winter will not be like the last. The worst was that even if we had expected it, we could do nothing to save our plants
Let us hope that this winter will not be like the last. The worst was that even if we had expected it, we could do nothing to save our plants
Every gardener has some successes and some failures. Some can be accounted for, and others cannot. Let’s see what some main factors contribute to good or bad results. Various Contributing
Truffles, subterranean mushrooms, are said to be rarities. They have been found mainly in France, England, and Italy for hundreds of years and have been considered a strictly European delicacy.
A garden notebook is a “must.” Now is as good a time as any to start one. Make a note of varieties you see and like. Jot down all your
One of the plants closely associated with the Christmas story, and particularly with the manger in Bethlehem, is our lady’s bedstraw, a plant found rather commonly in the wild and
Last winter, while visiting a school room, I was interested in several kinds of plants growing in water. Most were common, but the growth method was an outstanding feature. Indoor
Gourds for Christmas? Most certainly, gourds for Christmas! Gourds: Most Ornamental and Versatile Plant They are one of the most ornamental and versatile additions to the “greens” we cherish as
An old-fashioned name for the tomato is love apple. When used by gardeners today, however, it is much more probable that they are referring to a fruit that provides “food
Part One: The Plan, The Journey, and the First Two Months “Oh, it’s wonderful to be able to retire . . . and you’re moving to Florida! But won’t you
What happened to the rosemary that blended its silvery fragrance with the holly and mistletoe Once part of the holiday celebration, rosemary has been forgotten as a Christmas decoration. An