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If you've ever admired a garden covered in cascading blooms, you know that the right support can transform an ordinary vine into a spectacular focal point. Whether you're growing fragr

Find the perfect gift for the gardener in your life.  Gifts meant for enjoyment, gifts to design a garden and more! Gifts for     GardenersFrom the inexpensive to the extravagant!Find st

Japanese style gardens emphasize simplicity and balance, incorporating a harmonious blend of trees, shrubs, grasses, and groundcovers with natural hardscaping materials. Depending on the size and styl

The best known fall flower is, of course, the chrysanthemum, or garden mum. Chrysanthemums are hardy perennials, generally returning year to year in zones 5-9. The fall mums available

In the 1950s, the invention of polyethylene (plastic) revolutionized agriculture. This affordable, lightweight material became a popular alternative to expensive glass greenhouses. The

Over the last few years, customers have been getting more and more creative with the way they use flower pot rings. We have learned from many retired customers moving from homes with large gardens

Fragrant Annuals and Perennials  Few experiences rival the joy of strolling through a garden bursting with sweet scents that tantalize the senses. Fragrant plants add an extra dimension

Preparing to create our living wreath, with a selection of low-growing plantsPosted on May 01, 2017 | by Kerry KLiving wreaths are a unique and lovely accent for your home.  When greet

What’s your strategy for fall garden clean up? Are you a Clean-Sweeper, removing every fallen leaf, cutting back every perennial, mulching all the beds and trimming all the evergreens?

Nothing says fall quite like a basket brimming with pumpkins, squash, and gourds. These seasonal staples bring color, texture, and charm to porches, tablescapes, and garden displays. B

It is easy to create or convert your garden into a private retreat for native butterflies. Butterflies use plants during each stage of their life cycle - egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis) and

Fall brings many changes to the garden. Some are particularly lovely, like the warm glow of the autumn sun highlighting nature’s new palette of ruby, copper and gold. Some are beneficial such as the b

We’ve all learned a lot over the last few years—maybe the most important thing the pandemic taught us is not to take even the tiniest things for granted. Who would have thought it would have been impo

For decades, Leyland cypress (× Cuprocyparis leylandii) has been one of the most commonly planted screening plants in America. While its growth rate of up to 3 to 4 feet per year creat

You’ve dreamed, you’ve planned and you’ve planted. You’ve watered, mulched, and mowed. Your grass is lush and green, your beds and borders vibrant, and your walkways and patio an elegant tapestry in s

By KK January is garden planning time for most of us--a time to delve into those seed and plant catalogs that keep arriving and see what's new and exciting for the coming year. After al