Asters — Color and Life in the Fall Garden
Asters enliven the late season garden with mounds of color and busy pollinators.
What’s Killing our Oak Trees?
Oaks can be harmed by a variety of diseases, often in combination, but good hygiene can provide effective protection.
Native Species or Cultivars of Native Plants–Does it Matter?
Straight species or a native cultivar — beauty or function? Or both?
Plant a Pollinator Paradise
A step-by-step approach to creating a pollinator habitat
Root Vegetables: Underground Culinary Treasures
Consider planting beets, parsnips, turnips, or rutabagas to add color, great taste, and excellent health benefits.
The Edible Garden: July
Review techniques to manage summer pests and fungal diseases to maintain edible garden production through the summer
Echinacea – Americana in the Garden
You can try “new and different” or love her the way she is, but Echinacea is a must-have in the sunny perennial garden.