Climbing High: The Benefits of Growing Climbing Roses
Climbing roses are not only magnificent in bloom but versatile as well. No matter how small your garden or backyard is, there is always room for at least one climbing
Climbing roses are not only magnificent in bloom but versatile as well. No matter how small your garden or backyard is, there is always room for at least one climbing
A specimen of the dove tree, Davidia involucrata, a native of Western China, grows on top of Bussey Hilt at the Arnold Arboretum in the rather poor, stony soil of
If we were to set a handsome dinner table with cans and bottles of food, taking care that the shapes of the containers and the colors of the labels were
After seeing the enticing roses pictured on the cover and the pages of our Home Garden Guide to Roses, have you decided to grow at least a few rose bushes
Here in California, where our mild climate permits it, our outdoor living season is not restricted to the few months of summer but may, in some years, extend from the
Taking up little space, but enjoying a front seat in a south window, the South American Oxalis brasiliensis makes a lovely pot plant. Many oxalis tend to recline or droop,
Intriguing little “Birds of Paradise” can easily be made from the dried seed pods of Proboscidea jussieui, the unicorn plant, or devil’s claw. Carefully remove the pod from the main
It is hard to imagine how Ed Steffek, POPULAR GARDENING’S Horticultural Editor, found the time to write a new book, but that is just what he has cloned. Summing up
Some gardeners like rose-of-Sharon and those who do not. The latter complain that its foliage does not appear until quite late in spring and is not exceptional in fall. The
August is a favorable month for the vegetative propagation of many kinds of plants. Layering – rooting a section of a plant in the earth while it is still attached