Winter Daphne
When discussing plants that not only provide us with food for the eyes, but also lovely scents, we must include the Daphne odora, or winter
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Spring Ahead!
Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 11, 2012, so be sure to set your clocks forward one hour! Your clocks should
How to Prune Decidious Trees
All deciduous fruit trees need to be pruned at least once a year for good shape and to bear fruit. The rule of thumb with
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Lady’s Slipper - The Wildflower Orchid!
Lady’s Slipper is an interesting wildflower in the Orchid Family! They are endangered in some areas because they take a long time to grow, and
Dealing with Gnats and Mites Indoors
During the winter months, when more plants are indoors, gardeners need to be on the lookout for a couple of tough pests that, once settled
Feeding the Squirrels is Fun!
We can choose to co-exist with the wildlife around us, enjoying their antics and quirky personalities, or we can run around in circles attempting to
Tillandsias: Lovely and Exotic
The rare and unusual tillandsias are true air plants; they do not grow in soil but gather nutrients from the air through their leaves. A
Begonia x Hiemalis, the Winter Begonia
Begonia x hiemalis are more commonly known as winter begonias or Rieger begonias. They were developed by Otto Rieger and are are a hybrid between
Houseplants Wilting? Raise the Humidity in Your Home
It’s not the heat…it’s the humidity. You’ve heard it a thousand times, right? But for plants brought inside for the winter, the saying is especially