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If you want to infuse your shady garden areas with stunning foliage, bare-root Hosta’s are the perfect choice. These shade-loving perennial plants require minimal care and can withstand even the harshest winters. This article covers the most important parts of planting, growing, and taking care of bare-root Hostas, so you can add healthy Hostas to … Read more
After a long winter dormancy homeowners look forward to their lawns greening up again as a sign that spring has arrived. But exactly when does grass start growing again each year? The timing of renewed grass growth depends on several factors. Temperature, location and grass species all play a role in determining when those green … Read more
If youre looking for a beautiful tree to plant in your yard, look no further. The beautiful pomegranate trees are also great for the environment, and eating their tasty fruit is good for you in many ways. While they can handle being hot and dry, they do need some extra care to stay healthy and … Read more
Plastic that looks like plastic adds its own surreal touch to any scene. I use sheets of food wrap to cover plugsheets trays until the seedlings push up above the surface. The plastic holds in heat and keeps the seedling mix moist, both of which the seeds definitely like. As soon as the seedlings emerge, … Read more
I’m not sure what kind of cannas my neighbor has, but they have a lot of them. The leaves and stalks are purple, and the flowers are bright orange. Anyway, some have volunteered over the years onto my side of the fence. Id like to move them to a better location in my garden. The … Read more
Tomato and pepper seedlings are usually ready to be planted outside in the garden about 6 weeks after they sprout. Before planting seedlings outside, it is very helpful to “pot them up” from their small cells into slightly bigger pots. It’s best to pot up tomato and pepper seedlings when they are 4 weeks old, … Read more
Mulch is a vital component of any healthy garden. A layer of mulch helps retain moisture prevent weeds, and regulate soil temperature. But when’s the best time to apply mulch – spring summer, or fall? Can you mulch in the summer or is it better to wait until cooler weather? Mulching in the summer can … Read more
One of the joys of gardening is anticipating the first blooms of spring. By sowing perennial seeds in fall, you can get a head start on vibrant color when the weather warms up again. Many perennials actually prefer being planted in autumn so they can establish roots before winter dormancy. Then they are primed for … Read more
Azalea blossoms brighten the spring garden, blooming generously in areas of light shade. These are truly ornamentals for all seasons though, offering rich, green foliage all summer long. Some types of deciduous trees turn bright yellow and red in the fall, while others keep their green leaves all winter. Even though these shrubs are easy … Read more
In this video our Head Gardener, Steve, will show you how to plant a potted standard tree rose. With their tall, graceful stems and beautiful blooms perched atop, tree roses make a gorgeous addition to any outdoor space. Getting these unique roses established and helping them thrive over time does take some specific care. Follow … Read more