The End of Summer Perennial Garden
By C.L. Fornari |
It's time to cut some perennials down, leave others, and divide things that are spreading. New perennials and annuals attract butterflies.
Notable Natives You Can Plant Now
By C.L. Fornari |
If you want native plants that solve your landscape problems, we've got suggestions for sun, shade, color, wildlife and dry soils.
Vegetables & Herbs ~ Early August
By C.L. Fornari |
Early August is the time for harvesting veggies frequently and seeding fall crops. We have problem-solving tips for herbs and vegetables.
Ornamental Grasses: The Basics and Beyond
By C.L. Fornari |
See some striking varieties of ornamental grasses, and read how to grow these lovely perennials in your garden.
Summer Plant Projects With Kids
By C.L. Fornari |
Your backyard is filled with creative opportunities for your children and grandchildren. See ideas for creating fun with flowers and foliage.
Gardening Among Mature Trees
By C.L. Fornari |
Mature trees are valuable to our environment and your property values. Here is how to create a garden around larger oaks, maples and pines.
Questions From The Hydrangea Happy Hour
By C.L. Fornari |
Here are some Hydrangea questions that we didn't have time to answer in the Happy Hour last week: why plants thrive, size & marriage!
July Q & A
By C.L. Fornari |
We answer questions about why some hydrangeas are flowering and others not, what plants to grow for butterflies, and leaf spots.
Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival 2023
By C.L. Fornari |
The Hydrangea Fest is about open gardens, new plants, local businesses or organizations, the sea, great people, and Hydrangeas. Celebrate!
Your Vegetable Garden in Early July
By C.L. Fornari |
After harvesting the spring crops or garlic, there are many plants and seeds that can be placed into your vegetable in early July.
In Bloom In June…
By C.L. Fornari |
Learn why kousa dogwoods are so amazing right now, maintenance for June-flowering perennials, and all about the fragrant invader rose.
Something Is Eating My New Plants!
By C.L. Fornari |
Vegetable plants being eaten, leaves stripped off your new annuals, butterfly bush and other plants made into lace? We have solutions.
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