How Old Can Gardens Last?
I have been looking with considerable interest at an English gardening magazine with pictures and an article about an English garden that has been maintained continuously for several hundred years.
Questions
What Are Hotcaps – How DO They Work In The Garden?
Hotkaps will give you a two to four-week head start in spring gardening. Inside the “kap,” temperatures will be 10° to 20° degrees Fahrenheit warmer than outdoors, no insects can
What Trees To Plant In The Central US?
The part of Midwest America between the 37th and 42nd latitudes is blessed with many trees suitable for planting around one’s home, whether it be a mansion on a hundred
The Difference For Gardeners: Botany VS Horticulture
The mark of an enthusiastic hobbyist is his constant search to learn more about his hobby. This is certainly true of an enthusiastic gardener. Witness the abundance of good gardening
What A Flowering Plant Is?
Have you taken a good look at drawings of modern rockets? These are miracles of engineering; each piece is there for a purpose, and nothing may be left off, nothing
You Can Promote Winter Hardiness But What Is Hardiness?
The eucalyptus thrives in Florida and southern or central California, but winter kills in Atlanta, Ga. The strawberry tree, Arbutus unedo, can be found in Atlanta but not in Richmond.
What Is Wrong With Our Gardens?
Gardens are a little like people. Some have great personalities and charm; the majority make little impressions one way or another. Fortunately, gardens can be changed into what we want
10 Questions on Lawn Making
When Should I Start My Lawn? Late summer or fall is the best time for cool-climate-type lawns, the kind most commonly found across the northern parts of the country. The
Do You Know The Difference Between Squash vs Pumpkins?
No vegetable excels the squash in its variety of form and color. Among commonly grown forms, they range in size from the little Butternut, Table Queen, and Buttercup to the
Answer: What Are Restharrows – Tell Me More?
The species of Ononis (rest-harrows of gardens), which are hardy in northern Michigan are mostly desirable plants, not alone because of their ease of culture, but for their summer-flowering habit