Who thinks about leaf colour in relation to how a plant handles weather conditions?
Raking up the leaves is very likely one of the last garden chores you will have left to do at this time of year
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
by Leslie CoxSpecial to The RecordAugust in the vegetable garden is pure…
Upwards of eighty per cent of all plants in the world are pollinated by insects...
Well...I promised more this column about the new tomato plant I am growing this year, the grafted tomato...
I grow tomatoes in pots mainly to see how well they will perform...with a focus on growth habit in a limited space...
A noxious weed or merely a nuisance? Either way they are both invasive
Beware! It may be another bad year for northern tent and forest caterpillars if you had an infestation in your garden last year
Not too many days ago I happened to notice a few violets blooming in my lawn
Looking back through my history file, this translates into quite a few articles on a variety of gardening-related topics...
What was with all the snow in February? Oh, wait...we have had snow in this month before...
Each plant in the trial is evaluated for its overall performance in Zone 7 and 8 for growth, flower and fruit production...
Top of my winter garden list is my gardening tools. Secateurs and pruners need cleaning and sharpening...
Selecting seeds can be complicated unless you are ordering from a certified organic seed company, or one who signed the Safe Seed Pledge
Who knew cucumbers have been grown in space? Or that, worldwide, they are the fourth most popular vegetable in cultivation?
Especially if you are a gardener, as there is always the anticipation of new plant introductions making their way into the nurseries...
I love Christmas! It is one of a very few bright spots in an otherwise dreary, non-gardening winter...