Although a lack of adequate sunlight can be an issue for many plants in the landscape, there are plenty of shade loving perennials that
Perennials
Growing Strawberries – How To Grow Your Own Strawberries!
Growing strawberries is great way to add lasting flavor to your landscape. Spring is coming, and that means strawberry season is just around the
Growing Cranberries – How Cranberries Are Grown And Harvested
Growing Cranberries – how this well-known “holiday” super-fruit makes it to the dinner table. Cranberries have long been a traditional part of many Thanksgiving
Poinsettia Care – Keeping Poinsettias Alive Before And After Christmas!
With a few simple poinsettia care tips, its easy to keep these classic holiday plants looking fantastic year after year! The poinsettia has long been
How To Protect Perennials, Roses and Small Bushes For Winter
As winter approaches, it’s time to protect perennials, roses and other small bushes from the impending cold weather. Snow, ice, and fluctuating freezing and thawing
Overwintering Mums – How To Keep “Hardy” Mums Year After Year
Overwintering mums is a wonderful way to save money and add perennial beauty to the landscape! Chrysanthemums, or “mums” as they are often called,
Planting Fall Bulbs – How To Create Gorgeous Spring Color!
Planting fall bulbs are an excellent way to brighten up your spring landscape! There is nothing like a big splash of early-season color to
How To Divide Perennials In Late Summer And Fall – Create More Plants!
Whether you have daylillies, daisies, hostas, coral bells, black-eyed susans or nearly any perennial for that matter, late Summer and early Fall are the
5 Excellent Drought Tolerant Perennials That Beat The Summer Heat!
Planting drought tolerant perennials is a great way to keep your landscape looking great through sweltering summer heat. And it can help keep watering
Dividing Hostas And Daylilies In The Summer – How To Multiply Plants!
Yes, summertime really is the perfect time for dividing hostas and daylilies! Many think that the summer heat is simply too hot to split