Improved Footwear for Gardening and a Cherished Rain Gauge Gardening, for many of us, is a labor of love. We think about the plants, the soil, the design, and the weather, but how often do we think about our feet? […]
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Embracing Spring in Cole Burrell’s Garden It’s wonderful to hear about gardens that not only radiate beauty but also function harmoniously within their environment. Cole Burrell’s approach to garden design, which emphasizes the use of native plants, is especially commendable.
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Acquiring Pawpaw Knowledge Gradually: One Step at a Time I believe that many gardening enthusiasts and anyone who has trekked through the forests of eastern North America will, at some point, become enamored with pawpaw trees. My own fascination began
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Foundations of Plantsmanship: A Beginner’s Guide “I highly recommend you meet my friend Mary; she’s an expert in plants.” I tend to be a calm individual. I go with the flow, letting life take its course around me. However, terms
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Support Small Businesses and Bypass Big Box “Bargains” Whenever you visit a houseplant community online nowadays, you’ll find numerous posts about individuals boasting their latest rare plant find from big retail stores like Home Depot or Lowe’s. These same forums
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Kudzu: Reevaluating Its Perceived Harmful Nature? Ah, the Smithsonian. They have a knack for diving deep and presenting intriguing insights on a multitude of topics. It’s often the case that publications not exclusively focused on gardening tend to bring a
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John Sales on Garden Design: “Each Person Envisions Their Paradise” The world of horticulture is one that combines aesthetics with practicality. Many get lost in the whimsical world of colors, fragrances, and the pure beauty of plants. Few penetrate this
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Uncovering the Reality of Nandinas and Their Impact on Birds Recently, I had guests in my townhouse garden. Everything was going fine until a few pointedly questioned my decision to plant Nandina shrubs by my house’s foundation. The point of
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Cultivate an Eupatorium Plant Navigating the world of Eupatoriums has been quite the challenge for me, especially since some have now been renamed to Eutrochium. And there are others that have potentially been reclassified to Ageratina – but you’d better
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A Free Garden Festival Featuring Expert Talks in Every Field? Count Me In! Hurry up if you’re keen on joining the Great Grow Along, commencing tomorrow, March 11. The festivities kick off with a welcome “happy hour” starring Marcus Bridgewater,
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