
Do you have questions about when to prune your trees or what type of roses you should plant in the shade? How do you go about selecting the right tools? What are the best perennials to buy? Why are you spending so much time and money on your lawn and it still doesn't look good?
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Don't settle for potted pansies. With a little effort and patience, you can create your own backyard paradise.
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Vertical gardening is exactly what it sounds like: gardening vertically rather than horizontally, as we normally do.
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In the past couple of years, discussions about the importance of using native plants in our landscape have become more frequent.
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Doe Run, a world class garden on a private estate in Unionville Pa. leaves an indelible impression on anyone who journeys there. To read more about it, click on below!
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Before you know it, your early spring bulbs will be breaking through the ground and will fill the early spring air with fragrance and beauty. Click through the SLIDE SHOW to see how Fran uses some favorite spring bulbs in her garden.
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Creating a magnificent winter or holiday wreath is easy to do...if you know what you're doing. Click on the slide show to learn step by step how to make your own personal wreath.
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Purchasing and planting bulbs from late summer into mid-fall for the following spring’s bloom takes a leap of faith.
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WHETHER YOU live in California, Kentucky or Connecticut, the onset of fall means it's prime time for planting bulbs. But the huge selection alone can make the process daunting. Here's how to simplify your bulb buying and planting.
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During the winter months when the majority of us are likely to spend more time nestled up in our toasty abodes, it is easy to look outside and see only the stillness and bareness which nature has bestowed upon us.
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Are you tired of running to your local garden center every time one of your plants is overtaken by a new fungus or an infestation of insects?
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It’s that time of year where gardeners, especially in the colder climates, need to begin to bring tropical and non-hardy plant material indoors for the winter.
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