President’s Day
The holiday we now know as Presidents’ Day was originally established as a federal holiday in 1885 to recognize the birthday of President George Washington
Gardening Tips
Gardening Tips to Help Keep Your Garden at its Best!
Creating a Xeriscape Garden (no cacti necessary)
When xeriscape is mentioned, many people think of cactus and sand - or rock gardens. Mind you, both cactus gardens and rock gardens can be
A Gardener’s To-Do List for When “The Weather Outside is Frightful”
So, the weekend comes, you’ve got a Gardening To-Do List as long as your arm…and it’s raining, snowing - or just too cold. Fortunately for
Use Your Pottery to Add Interest to a Container Garden
Most homeowners look at pottery as just a container to hold a plant on the patio or inside the home. But with so many unique
Caring for Your Holiday Greenery
Fresh holiday greens such as wreaths and garlands have a definite life span, but with the following tips you can keep them looking good so
Autumn Lawn Care Tips
Autumn is a good time to prepare your lawn for the year ahead, and the best time to tackle any long-term improvements. Tasks such as
Fall is the Time to Plant Wildflowers
Now is the time to prepare your soil to plant wildflowers. In Virginia, October and November are the most favorable months for planting wildflowers. Plant
Fall Herb Care
The temperatures are getting cooler, and your herbs are slowing down. Time to harvest, enjoy…and prepare for next season where possible. Pull off and dry
Dividing Perennials
Here’s a basic primer on how to divide some of your perennials. Don’t neglect this fall duty; it’s nature’s way of giving you free plants!
Slopeside Planting for Erosion Control
All the crazy weather we have had this summer across the country serves as a great reminder to make sure to address any slope erosion