‘Six Hills Giant’ catmint
As you begin to plan for flower color in your summer garden, you’d do well to include some catmint.
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January 2010
Stinging nettle
If you’ve ever walked along a wooded path, you’ve probably encountered stinging nettle. This perennial weed, with bright- to dark-green …
Designing with hydrangeas
Dreaming of summer? Well, bigleaf hydrangeas are a versatile group of flowering shrubs that can be used in lots of …
Cyclamen mite
These minute, semitransparent mites are too small for the naked eye to see. They hide in young, tender stem ends, …
Make your own pot feet
Designer pot feet look great but they can get expensive if you have a lot of containers.
Common buckthorn
Growing quickly to a large shrub or small tree up to 20 ft. tall, common buckthorn has sharp spines at …
Graham Thomas rose
Talk about romantic roses! The richly scented, voluptuous yellow blooms of Graham Thomas are the very definition of romance.
Spined assassin bug
Spined assassin bug may have a sinister-sounding name but it’s actually one of the good guys.
