Midsummer coverup
Many perennials bloom in early or midsummer. If you’re lucky, the foliage that’s left after they finish blooming is attractive.
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Midsummer coverup | Wild grape
August 17, 2010
Wild grape
Long, twining vines wind their way into shrubs and trees. As the stems mature, the bark peels into narrow strips.
Secrets to dividing in summer
If you’re noticing fewer flowers, a dead center or a plant that is shrinking, it may be time to divide. …
Little brown bat
Long feared as dark-winged predators of the night, little brown bats are actually great to have flitting around your garden.
