‘TigerEye Gold’ gloriosa daisy
It’s hard to miss ‘TigerEye Gold’ rudbeckia in the garden. The bright golden-yellow blooms practically glow.
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January 2011
Spindly seedlings
When starting seeds indoors, it’s good to remember that light is very important.
From Christmas wreath to plant support
If wind is a real problem in your garden, you know the value of good plant supports.
How to handle heavy snow on shrubs
When lots of snow falls quickly, it builds up on the branches and foliage of evergreen trees and shrubs. The stress can deform the branches or even snap them off.
Slide show: Smart Garden Design tips
Depending on your situation and where you live, your garden may be minute or monster-big. But no matter what size your garden is, you can make it more manageable with these smart design tips!
Fuller’s teasel
Originally introduced from Europe for use as a dried flower, Fuller’s teasel has naturalized in much of North America.
Slide show: Climbing roses
The secret to growing beautiful climbing roses is to get one that’s right for your region. Take a look at six great roses that thrive in five regions of the United States and Canada.
Explaining draining
Does putting gravel into the bottom of a pot really make it drain better?
