Homeowners have had a love/hate relationship with the sweet gum tree for ages. Read More
National Camera Day is June 29 and what better way to celebrate than by taking some nature shots? Read More
Tired of dealing with wimpy wire cages? So are we. Read More
David Austin is greatly responsible for the revitalization of rose buying in the middle of the 20th century. Read More
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Cannas make any garden feel like a tropical paradise. Read More
There are few small trees easier to grow than the pussy willow. However, this tree has certain specific requirements that must be met in order to thrive. Read More
You said we were going someplace nice. You said there would be a view of the water. You said the food would be wonderful and what do I find? Not even a stale french fry! Read More
Japanese maples are an elegant addition to the garden. It does not matter if it is an urban lot or rural acreage, there's a Japanese maple to fit most situations. Read More
Sometimes I have a revelation of how to solve a problem I've had for years. It usually happens by chance, not by thinking, as I'm not so good at that. This is how I made the white flies disappear from my conservatory, purely by chance. Read More
Spring may have just sprung, but summer is not far away. Read More
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Summer in the South means many things, however most of us who are a certain age summer means lightning bugs, June bugs and sweet tea. Read More
What plant offers unbeatable flower power in both newfangled and old-fashioned cultivars? Read More
Yes, I know it’s not Christmastime yet! I am not the one who chose June 5th as National Gingerbread Day! Read More
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Daisies are a garden favorite and are probably one of the most well-known flowers in the world. Even a five year old can recognize a daisy. However, many people do not know that there are several types of daisies with an interesting history. Read More
The Pecan Truffle, or American Brown Truffle, is native to North America. It can most commonly be found in pecan orchards where it grows around the base of pecan trees. However, the pecan is not its only symbiotic relationship. Read More
I've worked a lot to make my small grapevine grow and fruit more and more grapes. And now, to let the starlings eat it? No way! Read More
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