perennials

Oh my goodness! Who could have imagined a foot of heavy snow on December 1st? I hope your.

In early August, I visited the Lurie Garden at Millenium Park in Chicago with the Garden Writers Association..

The catalogs are starting to weigh down my mail lady so I know it’s time to really start.

The snow has arrived and it is beautiful. Forget that you will have to shovel. Enjoy, instead, that.

The perennial world is constantly plastered with marketing for new plants, many of which have not been sufficiently.

As soon as the leaves begin to fall and the temperatures drop, most gardeners start thinking, “Fall cleanup!”.

I want to continue the discussion of high performance/low maintenance perennials that I began in December. So, onward..

One of the easiest senses with which to design is that of touch, also described as texture. As.

I love Sedum but, in recent years, I’ve become enamored with the shorter ones because they’re don’t fall.

Deer may be beautiful but, to gardeners, they are voracious chompers of beloved plants and devourers of our.