Can You Grow A Green Garden In Dappled Shade
Outdoor living reaches ideal fulfillment in a garden of luxuriant greens owned by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Randall of Wayne, Pennsylvania. Cool, refreshing shade tempers the hot summer days; illumination
Outdoor living reaches ideal fulfillment in a garden of luxuriant greens owned by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Randall of Wayne, Pennsylvania. Cool, refreshing shade tempers the hot summer days; illumination
Today, home gardeners are using flowering trees more often than ever. For the most part, gardens are small, and many kinds of flowering trees are suited to confined areas. They
Do you know that the little bunchberry or dwarf that comes from our northern woods is closely related to the flowering dogwood? Do you know, too, that the cornelian cherry
In these articles of mine, which FLOWER GROWER prints and illustrates, I have referred continually to my home place, Breeze Hill, because it provides my closest touch with the things
Entrance or approach plantings for present-day houses offer more of a challenge than some homeowners realize. The ancient practice of setting out a few shrubs, a vine, or a tree
There’s something about a rose hedge that cannot be found in a hedge of any other plant material. Its natural, informal beauty appeals to everyone, even when it is not
One of the first flower sights to greet us as we ride through our beautiful Ozarks in early spring is the yellow bloom of the sassafras tree in the still
There are a few gardens that do not include lilacs. Yet few contain the kinds that best enhance the garden picture throughout the year. The common lilac, Syringa vulgaris, its
Every gardener wants roses, of course. And, after 30 years of growing them, I am prepared to swear every gardener can have them without much trouble. That is if he
My home is in the woods, so far north that from mid-October to May, the garden is frost-hound. Therefore I must content myself for the most part during this period