Plants – Failure to Bloom

Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …

Storing Pesticides and Tools

Walter’s Garden Joke of the Day: How are my garden …

Pollination – Further Explorations

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the “Pollinator-Friendly” …

Powdery Mildew – Control

Powdery mildew is a common disease of summer. It begins …

Tree – Transplanting

A couple of weeks ago I detailed Dr. Tim Smalley’s …

What to Do After the Easter 2007 Freeze

An extremely warm March in 2007 was followed by a …

Weather – Effect on Plants

Shannon Pable had a look of concern on her face …

Rain Barrels – Using

With summer temperatures in the nineties, creative gardeners think seriously …

Wisteria – No Blooms

Q: I have a 3-5 year old wisteria that has …

Fertilizer – How to Buy

I recently saw a description of a fertilizer in a …

Allamanda

Q. I bought a vine with big, glossy leaves and …

Cold weather – Protecting Plants

(written in 2000)The predictions of the weather forecasters have proven …

Sod – Installed in Fall or Winter

In the Southeastern United States, horticulturists routinely recommend transplanting trees …

Maiden Grass

Miscanthus sinensis

Among the showiest and most beautiful of ornamental …

Planting zones- Explanation

I was following a slow-moving compact car on a suburban …

Lawns – Light Needed

Choosing the right grass for a lawn is initially based …

Shrub – Transplanting

Back in 2001, we threw a big party to celebrate …

Air Potato

Q: I have a problem with a lovely but horribly …

Wood Chips – Myths & Facts

I believe my third grade friend Thomas Robinson told me …

St- Augustine – Take All (Take-All, take all) Disease

I am very pleased with my St. Augustine lawn. Despite …