
44 perennials that should be divided and replanted in the fall
I love growing perennials. This is because perennials require less maintenance. Plant it once and enjoy it every year. However, infrequent maintenance does not mean

I love growing perennials. This is because perennials require less maintenance. Plant it once and enjoy it every year. However, infrequent maintenance does not mean

Autumn is a magical time of year, with its beautiful light, artfully fading flowers, and subtle changes as the leaves change color. It’s the season

As a self-sufficient subsistence farmer, you must keep in mind that trees will occupy the space for quite some time, so advance planning is required

With its beautiful, fragrant flowers, plumeria trees are popular for garden and home decoration, especially in warmer climates. However, if you have a dog or

Propagating fig trees (Ficus carica) by cuttings is a rewarding way to expand your fig collection and share popular varieties with others. One particularly efficient

This sedum adds welcome color to late summer borders Image: Sedum spectabile ‘Brilliant’ in T&M Perennials are beautiful and versatile plants that will fill your

October 11, 2024 The screech owl has been wandering around in the new owl’s box for several weeks. My daughter told me about it while

Ah, cold and flu season is here again. That means I’ve been busy making all sorts of herbal home remedies to keep me and my
Seattle-based garden designer Stacey Crooks creates beautiful, eco-friendly, low-maintenance gardens throughout the Pacific Northwest. Her latest article, published in the December 2024 issue of Fine

Winter bedding brings color to your garden when you need it mostImage: Bellis perennis ‘Rose’ from T&M Winter bedding is an easy way to bring



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