Brighten Your Home For Winter
By C.L. Fornari |
As the days grow shorter and dark nights come earlier, bright houseplants can improve your interior design and your mood.
Your Decorative Pumpkins After Autumn
By C.L. Fornari |
Colorful pumpkins are perfect for celebrating the fall season, and they can be entertaining or useful even after autumn.
Growing Asclepias From Seed
By C.L. Fornari |
If you want to grow milkweed and butterfly weed for the bees and monarchs, here is what you need to do for success.
Planting Spring Bulbs in Containers
By C.L. Fornari |
Plant spring-flowering bulbs in pots and boxes in October for color next year. Here are the keys to success for outdoor containers.
Late September in the Cape Cod Garden
By C.L. Fornari |
This week our customers asked about care for an end-of-season peony, autumn olive plants, and where to start with an overgrown garden.
Your Cape Cod Vegetable Garden in Fall
By C.L. Fornari |
Here is a list of what you can do to improve your Cape Cod vegetable garden in the fall. Learn about improving the soil for next season.
Early September Q&A
By C.L. Fornari |
Our customers have questions about lemon trees, asters, cannas, Rosa rugosa, and transplanting hydrangeas. We have answers.
Early September Did You Know…
By C.L. Fornari |
Fall is a great time for planting in your landscape. Here are some tips for choosing the right plants and adding color.
Drying Your Garden Flowers
By C.L. Fornari |
This is the time when those on Cape Cod can pick their hydrangeas and dry them for long-lasting bouquets and flower displays. When the hydrangeas are new and fresh in July they will shrivel instead of drying well, but from late August into September, most of them are thicker and more mature, and these flowers…
In Praise of Panicle Hydrangeas
By C.L. Fornari |
Yes, we love our blue hydrangeas on Cape Cod. But the panicles are beautiful, totally reliable, and come in many sizes.
Customer’s Questions in August
By C.L. Fornari |
Our customers have questions about planting, grooming container plants, woodchucks, watering new trees, and dead boxwoods.
Is Your Perennial Garden Looking Too GREEN?
By C.L. Fornari |
If your perennial garden is short on flowers at the end of the summer, there are several ways to quickly remedy the situation.
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