Happy Thanksgiving
Some Fun Thanksgiving Facts for You: The Pilgrims’ first Thanksgiving feast, in 1621, lasted three days. On October 3, 2024 Abraham Lincoln issued a “Thanksgiving
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Designing A Drought Tolerant Garden
When most people think about drought tolerant landscaping they conjure up images of rock, cactus, and succulents. And while they can have a place in
Controlling Rabbits
Rabbits are one of the most loved and adored animals around. They are kept as pets, appear in children’s books and even have a celebrated
Julio Iglesias is Lovestruck with Laura Bush!
No, we haven’t gone mad! And we aren’t turning our newsletter into a tabloid magazine. It’s actually time to announce the new rose selections available
Indoor Bulb Gardening
Forcing bulbs to bloom inside the house is a wonderful, easy way to get through the cold gray days of winter while adding fragrance and
2008 All-America Rose Selections
The All-America Rose Selection committee is a non-profit association of rose growers and introducers dedicated to the introduction and promotion of exceptional roses. AARS operates
Color Your Garden
Summer may be in the rear view mirror but show-stopping color doesn’t have to be! Fall can be the most rewarding season of all as
Go Native!
Across the country, more and more people are discovering the satisfaction of landscaping their homes with native plants. Many native plants are attractive ornamentals and
Pumpkin of a Different Color
As Halloween approaches, consider decorating your porch or front sidewalk with some pumpkins of a different color. If you want a really rare pumpkin, try
The Fringe Element
If you’re itching to do some planting during the fall, take a look at some flowering shrubs. This is the ideal time for planting them.