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Cactus for Christmas!

Have you noticed the odd-looking plants with neon bright flowers blooming since around Halloween? You may know them as Thanksgiving, Christmas cactus or Crab cactus. Whatever you call them, they’re certainly bright and cheerful, and bring a bold bloom of color... Read more

Is There a Hard Freeze Coming? What to Do.

Protecting your garden plants during the first freeze of the year is essential to ensure they survive and thrive. Here are some steps you can take to safeguard your garden: Monitor the Weather: Keep an eye on weather forecasts, especially during the fall and early... Read more

Protecting Trees from Drought Stress

Summer can be the most stressful time of year for landscape plants with heat and drought being the main offenders. When not receiving sufficient moisture, plants are much more susceptible to insect and disease damage. Trees are the most valuable landscape plants and... Read more

Shrubs for Summer Color

Many gardeners assume that the brightest flowers are only seen in spring, but there are many stunning shrubs that have great color all through the summer. Some feature outstanding blooms while others have equally showy foliage and can brighten up any yard. But which... Read more

Grow Your Own Grilling Herbs

There’s nothing that tastes more like summer than anything grilled – from a prime cut steak to a juicy chicken breast to all your favorite burgers, bratwurst, and garden veggies. But to bring out the fullest flavor of a grilled menu, you need the very best herbs. Why... Read more

Perennials for the Cutting Garden

The classic gardener’s dilemma is whether to cut flowers for enjoyment or leave them to look nice in the garden. Often, removing flowers from the border can make it less attractive and leave an unsightly hole in the overall garden design. The cutting garden solves... Read more