week 12: coral peonies, frothy herbaceous clematis, and yes, more frogs
IT’S HARDER than it sounds, at least for a task-oriented person such as myself: Take time off from the to-do [read more…]
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fighting back against rose rosette disease, with christina king of star roses
I DON’T GROW a lot of roses, just a few favorites, but birds plant the occasional multiflora rose seed here [read more…]
month 3: the chaotic ‘whoosh’ of may-into-june
DO YOU REMEMBER that TV ad for the medical alert device: “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”? To me [read more…]
native plant gardening on a grand scale: ‘saving tarboo creek,’ with scott freeman
SINCE I HAVE LIVED full-time in a rural place the last decade, my reading list tends increasingly toward tales of [read more…]
8/18 open day & plant sale, lee reich espalier talk & drip-irrigation workshop
AS PART OF Garden Conservancy Open Day at Margaret Roach’s Copake Falls, NY, garden–including a plant sale by Broken Arrow [read more…]
simple ways to make vegetables special, with alana chernila
THE VEGETABLE GARDEN is starting to provide in earnest. But before we all dish out the same old side of [read more…]
9/16 workshops: find & encourage the wild in your garden, with conrad & claudia vispo
JOIN Margaret Roach of A Way to Garden and ecologists Conrad and Claudia Vispo of Hawthorne Valley Farmscape Ecology Program on Sunday September 16, [read more…]
the 5th annual moth night 7/28
JOIN US FOR our fifth annual Moth Night, part of the citizen-science project called National Moth Week, and organized by Margaret Roach’s [read more…]
how effective are nativars? with doug tallamy
I’M A GARDENER, someone who loves showy plants in artful arrangements. But in recent years, I’ve been looking less with [read more…]
fighting horsetail, moving hydrangea, and more: q&a with ken druse
ANYBODY GOT an Urgent Garden Question? Apparently so, and this month’s topics range from transplanting hydrangeas, to tackling horsetail or [read more…]
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