Landscape prep for winter is an important task for homeowners right now. Some preparations can ease winter problems for home landscapes.
The first blooms foretelling spring are tiny snowdrops and the bright yellows and purples of snow crocus. Plant them now for spring color.
The cooler weather keeps plants from losing moisture from their leaves, cuts plant stress and allows energy to go to root development
The idea that plants need 1” of water per week is an interesting idea, but the truth is that different plants have different water needs.
We are cautioned to stay hydrated and need to drink liquids but it’s important to limit caffeine and alcohol intake, so turn to herb teas.
Saving herbal flavor is as much a part of your herb gardening as growing fresh herbs each spring and summer, Here’s how to enjoy them all winter.
These tips tips to make your tomatoes thrive, not just survive, include every aspect of tomato growing, from soil prep to harvesting,
Carol Kagan, who writes ehis gardening column, is a master gardener and author who has been active in herbal organizations for over 35 years.
An important part of planning is having information about your garden, so survey the garden and landscape. Note what light is available
