Slide show: Time to bring in tender plants
If you overwinter your tender plants in fall because you just can’t bear to let them die in fall ...
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Slide show: Time to bring in tender plants | Praying mantis
September 27, 2011
Praying mantis
Typically green or brown, these insects prey on aphids, beetles, caterpillars, leafhoppers, flies and wasps.
Cold cover-up
The weather forecast says cold temperatures are on the way, but there’s still time to grow a few tasty ...
Jimsonweed
One of the best ways to identify this annual is by the 2- to 5-in.-long five-sided, trumpet-shaped flowers.
