Keep Your Cymbidiums Blooming
Although many cymbidiums start to flower in December, some bloom as early as November. Most bloom between February and May, a few in May and
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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
Greening Your Home with Evergreen Plants
Choose some of the easiest and most dependable evergreens as the backbone of your indoor displays. Many of them are tough enough for the more
Cineraria’s Colorful Winter Blooms
One of the most spectacular winter blooming plants is the Cineraria. What makes these plants so special is that the deep green, slightly lobed leaves
African Violets: One of America’s Favorite Flowering Houseplants
African violets are one of America’s favorite flowering houseplants. And because they are easy to grow, they are accessible to all who want to add
Euonymus alatus ‘Compactus’ Dwarf Burning Bush
Red in spring? We think roses. Red in fall? How about a Dwarf Burning Bush? Burning bush - is it on fire? No, but the
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!
Ornamental Grasses
One of the challenges many gardeners face is how to add texture and interest to the landscape. One of the best ways to do this
The Tropical Fragrance of Gardenias
Imagine yourself on a Hawaiian beach on a sultry evening, your eyes closed, the air redolent of the heady perfume of gardenia, tuberose, white ginger,