It’s Not Too Late to Sow These 9 Beautiful Flowers in July for Nonstop Summer to Fall Color
“Bit late for sowing, isn’t it?” That is my neighbor, over the fence, watching me tear open seed packets in the middle of July. And…
“Bit late for sowing, isn’t it?” That is my neighbor, over the fence, watching me tear open seed packets in the middle of July. And…
There’s a cruel little joke the garden plays on us gardeners every year. In June, all abundance – geraniums frothing over the path, catmint humming…
“July is far too hot to propagate plants from cuttings!” Well, for some varieties it is, but not all of them, in fact, for some…
The heavy, sweet scent of spring is completely gone, and your garden paths are likely covered in a papery brown carpet of spent petals. And…
Your borders gave you a glorious first flush in May, didn’t they? And now, in June, half of them are flopping open, going leggy, browning…
Irises after flowering can look a bit… tired. One week, they are exploding with those extraordinary ruffled blooms in shades of violet, lavender, buttery cream,…
February advice on pruning makes you feel like a failure when March gets away from you. The books all say late winter, dormancy, sap not…
You know that moment. You’re standing in front of your hydrangea in March, secateurs in hand, staring at those bare stems like you might accidentally…
I can already see you out there, shears in hand, staring at those bare branches and brittle stems. February does this to us—the days get…
If you’ve spent any time at all watching gardening videos or scrolling through Pinterest, you’ve seen “the dream.” It’s that romantic, hazy wildflower meadow filled…