Did you know rubber can be made from a relative of those pesky yellow weeds popping up all over your yard? Read More
When I see morning glories, I always think of my friend Debra. We met on Dave's Garden and became friends of the heart. This month's second birth flower, the aster, blooms a beautiful blue, one of nature's rarest colors. Read More
A Code Red Alert indicates such dire climate threats that whatever is ahead has become impossible to stop. Read More
I've always loved poppies and glads. There's just something magical about them, and even the names make me smile. How about you? Read More
This fantastical-looking bulb succulent appears to come from another world. Read More
Actually, no one did. A murder is the term used to describe a flock of crows. Read More
Would you pay $5000 for a single plant leaf? When a British man did just that, the news quickly trended on social media, garnering him 29,000 new Instagram followers. Read More
Heading into the dog days of summer may find your once flourishing garden quickly turning brown and dry. Can it be saved? Read More
I could have used this plant recently when I became aware of one of my teeth. Being conscious of a tooth is never a good thing. Read More
Insects are the ultimate survivors. With a family tree going back more than 400 billion years, they've been able to adapt to Earth's constantly changing environment. Read More
I must admit I was more than a little dismayed to learn that my city has been officially designated a "food desert". Read More
A forest the size of a basketball court can make a bigger environmental impact than you might think. Read More
The only caffeinated plant native to North America, its off-putting botanical name, Ilex vomitoria, might make you think twice about consuming yaupon tea. Read More
There's a lot to celebrate about blueberries! These beautiful berries are my berry of choice. What's yours? Read More
Those of you born in the month of July have the beautiful larkspur and the exotic water lily as your birth flowers. Read More
Refresh a Weary Late Summer Garden with Gomphrena Read More
The middle of summer arrives. Do you find your hanging baskets looking floppy and sloppy? Read More
Greens disguised as weeds? Historically, people have always foraged woods and fields for wild greens. Read More
Beneficial weeds serve many advantageous purposes in the garden. Among them are fertilizing and adding moisture to the soil, acting as living mulch, repelling pests, attracting beneficial insects, and providing food. Read More
Using a monochromatic color scheme can make your garden instantly stand out and create a lasting impression. Read More
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