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Winter window boxes don’t need plants or flowers to shine. You can create a full, festive look using natural materials from your yard. Start by building height in the back, then layer downward for a soft, finished shape. This design...
When you think of hibiscus, you might picture giant blooms swaying in a warm breeze or vibrant flowers printed on your favorite vacation shirt. But hibiscus isn’t just for the tropics — it’s a diverse family of plants that can...
Many people ask me how to grow organically. When it comes to edibles, there’s more than one way to skin a cat. There’s no right or wrong way, but here’s what I do:
...Cool season veggies are the first true sign that gardening season has finally arrived. These hardy crops don’t just tolerate chilly weather—they love it. Broccoli, lettuce, Swiss chard, spinach, kale, cabbage, and many more cool-loving varieties are ready to plant...
One of the prettiest sights of the gardening year is the show provided by spring flowering trees. Who can resist the frothy pink flowers of the Kwanzan Cherry or the long-lasting and elegant flowers of the Dogwood? Many spring flowering...
GENERAL FRUIT TREE CARE When choosing a spot to start your home orchard, it is important to consider three factors – sunshine, soil and spacing. SUNSHINE Sunshine made John Denver happy. It will also make your fruit tree happy. Plant...
We’re excited to bring you the latest and greatest in holiday lighting. Here are some of our indoor/outdoor favorites to make your spirits bright this season!
...When the winter season comes knocking on your door, you have to find a way to safely get rid of that snow and ice on your driveway and walkways around your house. One of the most effective options is an...
Twenty-five years ago, ornamental grasses were rarely seen in the landscape. As their virtues – low maintenance, drought tolerance, a long season of interest – became more widely known, gardeners began to integrate them into their landscapes. Today they are...
You may hear of ‘hibiscus’ often in the home and yard, but it’s important to recognize that hibiscus is a large genus that covers shrubs, perennials and tropical plants. At the end of a hot New England Summer, the hardy...