Daffodils For many gardeners, large bright blooms of Daffodils are the first visible signs of spring. These vigorous, long-lived bulbs thrive in sunny, well-drained places, are shunned by hungry deer and vol
Crocus Crocus - The early-blooming and long-lived flower of springThe bulbs (properly, corms) multiply amazingly and can be planted in full sun to partial shade where a dash of early color is wanted. Crocuse
Coneflowers Coneflower: A Palettes-Worth of Summertime ColorNative to eastern and central North America, this virtually foolproof perennial (Echinacea spp.) offered gardeners little besides reliability until
Clematis Clematis: The Benefits of Growing UpWe prize climbers for the extra dimensions they bring the garden, and above all other climbers, we value the Clematis. Altitude, of course, is one thing this vine
Bearded Iris Bearded Iris: Regal Beauty in Rich ColorsIt should be no surprise that the kings of France selected Bearded Iris (Iris germanica) as their emblem, the fleur-de-lis. The blossoms of this late spr
Amaryllis Amaryllis: The White Flower Farm DifferenceWed be pleased to deliver our top-quality, prepotted Amaryllis plants, Amaryllis bulbs and Amaryllis gifts for the holidays. Enjoy their large, dramatic A
Allium Allium - Show-stopping globes, spheres, and domes for your gardenIts unfortunate that this handsome and distinctive genus bears the common name of Flowering Onion because beginning gardeners may recei
The blooms of the commonly named snowdrop are among the first joyous signs that winter has lost its stronghold. The white, bell-shaped blossoms nod on short stalks. As persistent as it is delicate, the 3- to 8-i
Eranthis, meaning "flower of spring," is true to its name by being one of the earliest risers each spring. Commonly called winter aconite, this tiny plant produces sunny yellow cup-shaped blooms that o
You can find plants in a variety of places -- and some dont come with a price tag. Take care when receiving divisions that you arent also inheriting pest problems. Make sure the starts you receive arent gar
Once you begin to discover plants to grow in your garden, its time to leap into the pool of plant taxonomy, the naming of plants. The reason you need to understand plant names is simple: Some plants, such a
Staking & Fertilizing Perennials
Even though they are grown in healthy soil and possess stout, sturdy stems, some perennials still need supports to help them stand tall and look their best. Delphinium, Digitalis, and Thalictrum are examples of
As a general rule, deer wont eat chrysanthemums. But its really up to the deer. Like people, individual deer have specific tastes. I dont like sauerkraut, for example, but friends of mine do. Most deer may hate ch
After chilling daffodil bulbs, you will have beautiful blooms within 2-3 weeks. After planting the bulbs in containers of moist potting soil, chill them for the number of weeks listed. The chilling temperature
For small clumps with loose, fibrous root systems, such as Campanula, simply dig up the plant and gently pull the roots apart. Theres a lot of math going on in every successful garden. Adding new plants. Subtrac
Starting Annuals from Transplants
Tuck a few annual plants among perennials for extra seasonlong color. Bedding plants are right for you if you want an instant garden of beautiful blooms, or if you dont have time, space, or inclination to start
Perennials for Sun EverLast dianthus From a series of stunning reblooming dianthus to bold fall sedums, well show you what perennials are new and cool for sunny spots in your yard. Highlights Hardy, colorful c
Beneficial Insects for Your Garden
Ladybugs Everyone knows what a ladybug looks like, but few recognize the eggs, larvae, or pupal cases that precede the insects adult stage. Several species are found in North America. The imported Asian ladybug
Q: Animals are eating my bulbs before they can flower. How do I stop this? Animal repellents such as Liquid Fence generally work, as long as you apply them regularly to keep new growth protected. Another option
Buying and Planting Hyacinths With little effort or gardening skill, you can have a pot of these perfumed lovelies in every room. The stocky hyacinth is the only bulb other than the amaryllis that looks as good pl
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