Made in the Shade
What was the most popular plant in both the United States and Europe in the mid nineteenth...
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Author: Wendy Hilty
Tomatoes: A Fruit with an Identity Crisis
I have trouble with tomatoes! According to novelist John Updike, “Of plants tomatoes seemed the...
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Soaking Up The Sun With Succulents
We are beginning our hot and humid weather and some of my plants are feeling the heat.Warm nights...
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Awesome Annuals
Annuals seem to get a very bad rap from some gardeners. Currently they are coming in by the pallet...
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Let ‘s Keep It Simple
I recently gave a mini workshop for new Butterfly Garden volunteers and invited newcomers to...
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Beautiful and Beneficial Buffers
“Good fences make good neighbors” so the saying goes. In fact, fences and barriers have been in...
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It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
And I do not mean Christmas. From the beginning of April into the middle of May is perfect here...
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Weeds, Weeds, and More Weeds!
In most parts of the country, winter is a time to relax and stay inside with a good book. The...
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The Snow and Ice Have Melted – Now What?
The great freeze of 2025 has ended and you are surveying the damage. Your first temptation is to...
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
