the science of a better garden: ‘the ever curious gardener,’ with lee reich I LOVE THE SCIENCE behind gardening, the stories that reveal what makes things tick in the natural world. A new [read more…]Share360TweetPin17377 Shares
sunflowers, sweet peas, zinnias and more, with joseph tychonievich JOSEPH TYCHONIEVICH, a garden writer and backyard plant breeder and passionate flower grower, has gone on a bit of a [read more…]Share330TweetPin19349 Shares
emerald ash borer, plus imperiled oaks, with morton’s murphy westwood ALL TOO MANY HEADLINES in the science section lately speak of trees in trouble, of various forest pests and other [read more…]Share280TweetPin3283 Shares
from the forum: how do you keep garden records? IT’S A QUESTION I DON’T HAVE AN ANSWER FOR, but maybe you can help: What’s the best way to keep [read more…]ShareTweetPin11 Shares
from the forum: can i compost weeds? FORUM MEMBER TERRYK IS SO RIGHT TO ASK: Whether or not we can add weeds to our compost heaps without [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
from the forum: celebrating purslane? MEMBER ANN ASKED A GOOD ‘WEED’ QUESTION this week in the Urgent Garden Question Forums, and a thread of great [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
from the forum: ‘somebody ate my plant’ tales I LOVE THE FORUM POSTS THAT START with “somebody ate my…” (Actually, I hate these stories, but feel better knowing [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
from the forum: eating pea shoots (not pods) FORUM MEMBER ANN HAD a good question this week: Ever eaten pea tendrils or flowers or any of the bits [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
from the forum: lily beetles, anyone? WHAT’S YOUR TACTIC FOR DEALING with lily beetles? The topic resurfaced (as it had a year ago) in the Urgent [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
from the forum: doublefile, or kousa dogwood? READER TERRYK HAS ME STUMPED THIS WEEK with the Urgent Garden Question forum question she posed: whether a doublefile viburnum [read more…]ShareTweetPin0 Shares
