Gardening

How to Prune the Wave Petunia

One of the terrific things about the Wave Petunia is that it requires very little maintenance there are no complex…
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Blue. It’s always been “a thing” for me in the garden. I once had a very famous local garden expert…
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Japanese beetles are pretty much the biggest battle in the July garden in the Midwestern states and everyone is trying…
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This season plant a cutting flower garden! A cutting garden is often dual purpose serving as a pollinator garden and…
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Want to save grocery money by growing herbs in the garden? I have a simple cutting technique for you that…
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Tips on How to Find Bad Bugs As bugs go, there’s the good, the bad, and the ugly – and…
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Every winter holiday we garden enthusiasts go absolutely bonkers for Amaryllis as houseplants. I love them passionately and have been…
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Traditionalists believe that full sun is the most important ingredient to success for herbs and vegetables, yet not everyone gets 6 to…
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Beneficial Insects Beneficial insects help you by pollinating or controlling pests in your garden. They can hunt and kill bad…
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When I tell people that I built a till-free vegetable garden in my front lawn and that it is till-free…
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Watching bugs in your organic garden is like watching a soap opera. There are good bugs and bad bugs, drama…
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For years I struggled with tomato drama. My tomatoes performed poorly, caught diseases, had issue after issue and I could…
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Growing Elephant Ears or Colocasia ‘Thailand Giant’ in a northern garden means you must have a bit of patience. This…
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Every year I’m plagued with the same seasonal drama — from early spring to late summer I see a significant…
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One of my favorite dishes ever – as a side dish or as a main vegan dish – is Cauliflower…
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