How to Grow Microgreens Three years ago I attended a workshop with Will Allen, the former NBA basketball player turned...
Yes, You Can Grow Tomatoes In Winter! Hydroponics is a hot trend in the gardening world these days. Growing hydroponically brings the...
The Basics of Potted Citrus If your plans don’t include a trip to the Caribbean, you can still enjoy a sense of the tropics...
Picking the Perfect Poinsettia It’s that time of year when poinsettias show up in garden centers, grocery stores, and just about...
Fill in Those Holes in the Garden We all have them: holes that exist in our perennial borders. I’m not talking about the holes...
Self-Sowing Flowers Expand Your Garden Display Like most homeowners, I’m constantly seeking new ways to reduce the time and money I spend...
Fragrant Flowers for Every Season Gardening is so many things but mainly it is a glorious employment of the senses. Sight, taste...
Eating My Houseplants I’m eating my houseplants. Or rather I should say I’m growing plants indoors that I can eat...
Cool Greens for the Connoisseur Gardener People love tomatoes and corn, but personally I am happy when summer is over and I can grow my...
Fragrance and Flowers in Winter The dream of most Zone 7 gardeners is to have flowers in the garden for twelve months of the year...
Grow Russian Sage Gardeners have long loved Russian sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia) for its airy texture and love of...
The Wondrous Daylily It always happens: In winter after a few warm days, the daylilies begin to wake up from their ...
Native Groundcovers During several years when I worked for a nursery as a plant seller, the question I heard most often...
Fascinated by Foxglove The foxglove, under such guises as lady’s fingers, dead men’s bellows, granny bonnets...
The Foodscape Revolution “Garden to Table” is the best way to describe my passion for adding purpose to landscapes in...