YOU PUT CHRYSANTHEMUMS in the ground last fall and were pleased with the resulting show of a…
Part of home-hunting is imagining life in any given home, including…
It’s probably now obvious to everyone why Buffalo gardeners might n…
This may sound more like a promotion than a rant, but that’s too ba…
In Western New York, we had what we like to call an “event” last w…
November already?! What happened? Oh well. With sunny days sitting …
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Yes, houseplants can be fun, and, in a month or so, after I finish …
Most gardeners use tropical plants in their gardens—in containers o…
Now here’s a campaign rallying cry you don’t hear too often: “Don’t…
Being on a garden tour is great for many reasons. One of the benefi…
Over the past couple months, I’ve been more of a garden gawker than usual.
Photo by Jim Charlier
Today’s gardeners want to garden organically to the greatest extent…
Flowers can bring consolation sometimes. It depends on the situatio…
Now that “No Mow May” is half over, I want to support Susan in her …
Most gardeners use tropical plants in their gardens—in containers o…
Years ago, I started dragging alocasia and musa in and out of the g…
In English, it’s commonly assumed that we use the word “spring” to …
Here I am with another call-to-action post. This time, it’s for the…
Be quick about it if you want access to Great Grow Along, which sta…
Recently I shared a book-selling table with author Duane Pancoast o…
Lifting, digging, raking, bending, and walking are all part of gard…
Neither of these are really hobbies, in my view. One is something a…
If ever people needed gardens for relaxation, beauty, and joy, it’s…
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