Cape Cod gardeners are seeing round clusters of seedlings in their yards and gardens, and are wondering if they should leave them. Maybe so!

Flowers make us happy, so use the growing season to preserve their beauty and create art, gifts, or a record of your garden.

If you're interested in edible landscaping, you'll want to consider planting rhubarb, and easy, attractive and tasty perennial.

Here are the unanswered questions from the April happy hour - Peonies, dahlias, rhododendrons, and great perennials for Cape Cod.

If your hydrangeas droop over so the flowers are on the ground, you might wonder how to make the stems stronger. We have answers.

Corn speedwell, aka Veronica arvensis, germinates in cool soils in the fall or early spring. It grows with other winter weeds on Cape Cod.

There are many advantages to planting lushly and covering bare soil. Learn how to copy Mother Nature for pretty and functional gardens.

Our customers are bringing in these bright green weeds in the early spring. They have tiny white flowers and are called bittercress.

We answer our customers' questions about keeping their Easter or Mother's Day Hydrangeas alive and attractive indoors, and planting them outside.

We know our customers are worried about the upcoming cold temperatures and how vulnerable the Hydrangea buds are. Here are our thoughts.

Hyannis Country Garden has potted spring flowering bulbs in stock for those who want early color: we also offer tips for rabbit control.

Smart fertilizing is all about having a lovely landscape while preserving the waterways and wild places on Cape Cod.