For winter interest in your garden, wait until spring to cut perennials
Many gardeners cut back their perennials much too soon in early fall and miss out on the late-season interest.
Everything you need to know about dividing garden plants
Dividing plants is an easy way to increase the number in your garden, as well as keeping your existing perennials looking and ...
TX gardening expert Neil Sperry reflects on changes that have given us new plants & products
Sod didn’t become a big item until the 1960s. Most new lawns were either seeded from bermuda or planted from plugs shared ...
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Here's When You Should Cut Back Your Hydrangeas For Winter
Hydrangeas have specific pruning needs and those differ among different varieties. Here's how to know what type of hydrangea ...
A step-by-step guide to renovating a neglected garden
When you’re ready to plant new trees, shrubs and/or perennials, carefully select varieties that will not run rampant. Dig ...
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Get Growing with Mickey Rathbun: A garden in winter need not be dreary: Plants that will enliven your garden in winter
It’s not unusual these cold gray days to despair over the appearance of our gardens. It wasn’t so long ago that late-blooming ...
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How a columnist gardens in December
From overwintering plants to starting seeds for the coming summer, a gardener can always find something to keep busy doing.
5 Types Of DIY Trellises For Your Vegetable Garden
Growing your favorite vegetables can be challenging without the right tools and structures in your garden bed. Ensure healthy ...
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Debbie Kober: Gardening beyond annuals, a fresh look at perennials
Seed catalogs are out, and it’s time to select spring garden plants, with tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans and squash being the popular choices. These are all grown as annuals, plants that grow for ...