Robby 
Dahlias have been sleeping all winter. Now is the time to wake them up and get them ready to go into your garden. Before I plant my dahlias in the garden in the first week of June, I always start this process around the end of April. This gives them four weeks to wake up … Read more
Many different varieties of oregano find uses in cuisines from around the world. Some of these varieties have quite different flavors from the familiar oregano found in Italian herb blends. Trying different kinds of oregano is a great way to add interest to your garden and your cooking. Oregano is a popular herb used in … Read more
A medium (30 ft; 9. 1 m) to large (65 ft; 19. The avocado tree is a large (Figure 2) evergreen tree, though some types lose their leaves for a short time before and during flowering. The tree canopy ranges from low, dense and symmetrical to upright and asymmetrical. Limbs are easily broken by strong … Read more
People who garden, grow flowers, style flowers, and make art of any kind know that color is a complex idea. Having said that, a lot of us have trouble describing certain colors, so we use “color shorthand” to talk about flowers and our work. If you want to do something every day for “100 days,” … Read more
24 May 2013, written by Barbara Pleasant From spring to fall, vegetable gardens undergo constant change. When spring crops are ready to be picked in the middle of summer, a big change happens because there is room for new plants. But what should they be? What to plant after early potatoes? What to plant after … Read more
Willow trees are beloved for their graceful, weeping branches and ability to thrive in wet conditions. If you’re looking to add a willow to your landscape, you may be wondering – where can I find willow trees for sale? There are several good options for sourcing these majestic trees. Online Nurseries Ordering willow trees online … Read more
Your questions for this column can be mailed to Round Yard and Garden at 428 W. Liberty St. , Wooster 44691. It is your questions that make this article interesting, so dont hesitate to send them in. Q: I have moss growing in bare spots in my lawn. I heard that lime can kill moss. … Read more
In the same yard, birds and squirrels don’t have to be enemies, even if a bird chases a squirrel or a squirrel eats from a bird feeder. If you have birds and squirrels in your yard, it’s easy to keep everyone safe, pleased, and friendly. Seeing energetic squirrels and colorful songbirds sharing your backyard habitat … Read more
If you’ve seen that your elephant ear plant’s leaves are curling, you may be wondering what’s wrong. Not to worry, I’ll help you understand what’s going on and give you some ways to get your plant back to being its beautiful self. If you’ve noticed your elephant ear plant curling its leaves inward, don’t panic … Read more
Clothing with ultra long front tie strings dangling down the shirt is a popular fashion trend right now. Oversized tee shirts flowy blouses and cropped tank tops will often feature exaggerated tie strings that are purposefully left extra long. While the loose strings look chic, they can also feel a bit awkward. If you’ve got … Read more