Posts by C.L. Fornari
The End of Summer Perennial Garden
It’s time to cut some perennials down, leave others, and divide things that are spreading. New perennials and annuals attract butterflies.
Read MoreNotable Natives You Can Plant Now
If you want native plants that solve your landscape problems, we’ve got suggestions for sun, shade, color, wildlife and dry soils.
Read MoreVegetables & Herbs ~ Early August
Early August is the time for harvesting veggies frequently and seeding fall crops. We have problem-solving tips for herbs and vegetables.
Read MoreOrnamental Grasses: The Basics and Beyond
See some striking varieties of ornamental grasses, and read how to grow these lovely perennials in your garden.
Read MoreSummer Plant Projects With Kids
Your backyard is filled with creative opportunities for your children and grandchildren. See ideas for creating fun with flowers and foliage.
Read MoreGardening Among Mature Trees
Mature trees are valuable to our environment and your property values. Here is how to create a garden around larger oaks, maples and pines.
Read MoreQuestions From The Hydrangea Happy Hour
Here are some Hydrangea questions that we didn’t have time to answer in the Happy Hour last week: why plants thrive, size & marriage!
Read MoreJuly Q & A
We answer questions about why some hydrangeas are flowering and others not, what plants to grow for butterflies, and leaf spots.
Read MoreCape Cod Hydrangea Festival 2023
The Hydrangea Fest is about open gardens, new plants, local businesses or organizations, the sea, great people, and Hydrangeas. Celebrate!
Read MoreYour Vegetable Garden in Early July
After harvesting the spring crops or garlic, there are many plants and seeds that can be placed into your vegetable in early July.
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