Gardening

How to Build a Fall Elevated Herb Garden

Fall is a time when a lot of our gardens are winding down. I’ve cleaned up the beds and have…
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Growing roses has been challenging for me in the past, but this season my Easy Elegance® roses were planted in…
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When I was a young girl growing up on a Midwestern farm, milkweed grew prolifically in ditches and along fence…
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When I first began the journey with spinal osteoarthritis treatment, I was in tremendous pain. The most obvious thoughts on…
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Your garden mulch might be toxic – this season I did a lot of research on mulch and I am…
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If you are gardening with a hose that is filled with lead and BPA – a standard American garden hose…
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Big bluestem or Turkey Foot Grass is a perennial bunchgrass with greenish blue stems that can grow between 4 to…
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Midsummer is a great time to give you an update on my Easy Elegance® Roses adventure. While traditional roses need…
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Hosta plants are the low work, super easy, perennial plants of the north. Park Seed has a great line of…
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Want a Japanese beetle? I have about 2 million of the shiny, metallic green creatures. They have copper-colored wing covers…
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Whether mixed in heavily or lightly in your landscape, native plants and wildflowers are an amazing addition to any garden,…
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A scented flowering tobacco bloom can be a little bit of heaven; many varieties have a scent that is downright…
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My garden has become this sprawling affair filled with passion and color and all things green. The love of my…
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There are many varieties of begonia, from perennial to tuberous, but my absolute favorite heat-tolerant variety of Begonia × hybrida…
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Seed starting for your garden in mid-April is happening at the Coronado house – here is how to get started….
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