The bright orange umbels of Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Weed) is a familiar sight and is the best known.

We’re all still waiting for sunny skies and warm temperatures. In the meantime, my honey and I flew.

One of the highlights of the July/August garden is the unusual bloom of Liatris, known as both Gayfeather.

The importance of immediate spring cleanup was made very clear to me at the end of last week.

It may seem strange to talk about annuals that love Ohio heat while we are waiting for the.

Our landscapes have been graced by the beauty of lobelias for many years. There are both annual and.

Anyone interested in sustainability is probably either composting yard waste and possibly food waste. Those who don’t have.

After an especially harsh winter, spring returned briefly to Cleveland and then morphed into summer. Although we’ve been subject.

  Walking through the garden at this time of year is so delightful. Everywhere I look, something is.

Each day in the garden now is an adventure. This week’s specialty seems to be Iris. I will.