Lilacs For Colder Climates? Easy Solutions For Beautiful Blossoms
Anything Dr. Donald Wyman or Dr. John C. Wister wrote about lilacs is worth reading carefully, for few have had as much experience with the lilac as it grows in
Anything Dr. Donald Wyman or Dr. John C. Wister wrote about lilacs is worth reading carefully, for few have had as much experience with the lilac as it grows in
These words will be read at the beginning of the fall planting season, so it may be good to consider some improvements in the spring garden, which can be made
With everyone looking for the “new” plants, we often overlook some of our best ones that have been in nurseries for years. This is especially true of shrubs. There are
Fatshedera, sometimes called tree ivy, is a plant of hybrid origin, resulting from a cross between Fatsia japonica, a small native Japanese tree, and our familiar English ivy, Hedera helix.
Only yesterday, the area behind the house was called “the backyard “—succinctly, graphically, and perhaps disparagingly. Today it might be designated “the back garden” were it not that it has
You might have come across the Bald Cypress, a deciduous conifer that can adapt to various environments. These trees have a unique root system, are resistant to drought, and boast
There are a number of interesting and useful edible fruits that are not commonly grown in gardens. Although they have little or no commercial value, they are unusual for their
When the frost-tinged air starts blowing in from the North, it’s time to start digging the glads, dahlias, tigridias, tuberoses, and other tender bulbs, corms, and roots that need to
The inveterate seed-sower, to whom seed planting is a year-round job rather than a springtime operation, is sometimes hard to find enough containers of the right size. The substance for
Are you looking for a hardy plant that can thrive in any garden? Look no further than lilacs! With just a little care, these stunning plants can add beauty and