Enchanting Cassias Grow In My Louisiana Garden
If you are looking for a distinctive plant, one that everyone doesn’t have, consider the cassias or sennas. They come from many lands. Most of them do well in the
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The New Citrus Hybrids
Why not make friends and influence people by serving some exciting new citrus fruits grown on trees in your backyard? If you live in the Lower South where you can
Good Perennials For… Southeastern Gardens
In the coastal areas of the Upper and Middle South, most perennials are planted during November and December. But, when selecting subjects to plant now or nearer the end of
Growing Ferns
For decorating your home indoors, making it feel cool, woodsy, and rich, softening stark, harsh architectural lines, or unifying a decorative scheme—nothing rivals the beauty of graceful, green ferns. Here
How To Prepare Your Garden For Winter: North, South, East , West
Here, as everywhere, winters vary yearly and from area to area. Winter can be long, it can be short, it can be relatively mild, and it can be bitter. There
Winter Protection
Few operations connected with gardening are more misunderstood than that of protecting for winter. Someone has remarked that attempts at winter protection injure more plants than they benefit. This is
The New… Reticulata Camellias
This is the story of an adventure that led to the discovery of 15 spectacular Reticulata camellias in that land of ancient horticultural skills, Yunnan, China. But first, a small
The Garden Man’s Oldest Cultural Heritage
Evidence is accumulating that the garden was the age-old training center in which the arts and sciences first blossomed. In a sense, the evidence confirms what Webster long ago suggested
Which Came First? The Pronuba Moth Or The Yucca
Whichever came first, the plant or the Pronuba (miller moth), the other must not have been far behind because each depends on the other for its existence, according to Botanist
Expert Tips On Wintering Garden Tools
Tools owned by professional gardeners always receive special care before they are stored away for the winter. This is not just for the sake of the tools themselves but for