A journal can take on many forms; a collection of doodles, poems, a scrapbook, or an account of daily activities. This post will outline how to turn any blank notebook into a gardening journal to set you up for success. 

As our 60th Anniversary year comes to a close we are thankful that we're a people-to-people, as well as plants-to-people business.

Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus aren't true cacti, but are easy to grow, tropical plants that live in trees in their natural habitat.

In early December our customers are asking about planting bulbs, cutting down grasses, plants that are suffering, and rose care.

As you decorate your home for the holidays, here are some tips for keeping you and your loved ones safe and in good cheer.

You can make charming flower pot gnomes for outdoor decoration using four pots and some greens. Print out the instructions on this blog.

Collecting houseplants is fun because of the thrill of the hunt; you never know when you'll find a new or different variety.

Our customers had three questions about maples this month. We also heard that they want to plant bulbs, including garlic, into November.

Plant tulips, daffodils and allium in the mid to late fall for cheerful cutting flowers in the Cape Cod garden next spring.

As the days grow shorter and dark nights come earlier, bright houseplants can improve your interior design and your mood.

Colorful pumpkins are perfect for celebrating the fall season, and they can be entertaining or useful even after autumn.

If you want to grow milkweed and butterfly weed for the bees and monarchs, here is what you need to do for success.