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Many gardeners think that bulbs need to be planted in beds that aren’t full of plants or other places that aren’t full of plants. But this absolutely not the case. In fact, flowering bulbs are almost always found where they were born, growing with native grasses and ground covers. Thus, bulbs are excellent companion plants … Read more
Growing your own vegetables and herbs can be a fun and rewarding hobby for anyone with a green thumb. But for beginners, it can also seem a bit daunting to get started. That’s why Stop & Shop has debuted an exciting new program called Grow & Learn to help introduce gardening newbies especially kids to … Read more
Each year my crabapple seems to lose its leaves earlier and earlier. They develop spots, turn yellow and soon drop. What can I do? . Apple scab is a fungal disease that causes the problem you describe. It is a common problem on crabapples. Many of the newer varieties have been bred to be resistant … Read more
Coreopsis is one of the easiest flowers to save the seeds from. Getting the seed heads before the birds eat them is all that’s needed to save Coreopsis seeds. I’ll show you how to do it with pictures below. Most Coreopsis plants can grow seeds on their own, but saving Coreopsis seeds is one of … Read more
The European hazelnut is the common source of hazelnuts, also called filberts. In addition to producing delicious nuts, they are valued for their ornamental value. The moderately fast-growing plant forms a multi-trunked shrub or small tree with a suckering growth habit. Men’s flowers, called catkins, appear on the same plant in late winter or early … Read more
Autumn is a beloved season for many. The crisp, cool air, changing leaves, and abundance of squash and apple dishes are just some of the things that make fall so enjoyable. As the temperatures drop, our creativity warms up. Crafting everything from wreaths to baked goods is a popular pastime in the fall. Adding free … Read more
Growing fruit in our yards or even in our homes is an exciting proposition. Because we can watch and control the growing and care process, we can grow fruit that is healthy and free of chemicals that are bad for it. It is also a wonderful learning experience for us and our children. My kids … Read more
But even though there are more than 10 species of birch, this easy trick for identifying birch leaves can help you tell them apart. People all over the United States love birch trees. You may even have one in your backyard right now. Their leaves are bright green, shiny, and flat but very dense. If … Read more
For gardeners dealing with short outdoor seasons growing peppers indoors extends the harvest. With the right setup many pepper varieties can thrive inside all year long. When choosing the best peppers for indoor growing, consider the plant’s size, yield, and care requirements. Let’s explore some excellent indoor varieties to try! Best Compact Pepper Plants Limited … Read more
With its gracefully twisted branches and delicate foliage, curly willow makes a beautiful addition to any outdoor space. The corkscrew-like stems provide unique visual interest, and curly willow works well planted in the ground or grown in a container. Container gardening is an excellent option if you want the look of curly willow but have … Read more