Ask the Gardener: Japanese pieris, wild chives, moles and grubs
Everybody Gardens answers questions about Japanese pieris, growing onions and getting rid of moles and grubs.
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Monrovia’s 8 gardening trends to watch out for in 2018
Monrovia has been around since 1926 so they have quite an established base of gardening knowledge. They’ve come up with Read the full article…
January 12, 2018
Inkberry holly is a great substitute for boxwood
Inkberry holly is a plant that can be used in place of boxwoods. The boxwoods have been threatened by a fungal disease called boxwood blight.
January 11, 2018
Innovative collaborative project between Phipps and CMU grows plants outdoors in winter
An innovative cold frame system was designed, constructed and installed by CMU students on the roof of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.
January 11, 2018
Easy Bloom Pads offer a new way to plant bulbs in fall and spring
Jeremy Gruszka of Avalon is the regional sales manager for 2 Plant International. I’ve known him for a long time Read the full article…
January 11, 2018
Locally made Pitt Moss introduces new product at MANTS
Most people discovered Pitt Moss when it was featured on ABC’s television show Shark Tank. The innovative company recycles newspaper Read the full article…
January 11, 2018
Mid Atlantic Nursery Trade Show opens in Baltimore and Doug is there
Every year I drive to Baltimore for coverage of the Mid Atlantic Nursery Trade Show or MANTS. It’s the place Read the full article…
January 10, 2018
The A to Z of Winter Houseplants
It’s cold outside. Check again. Yep, it’s still cold outside. That means we’re not going to be doing much, if Read the full article…
January 8, 2018
Monticello’s rich history in seeds
Thomas Jefferson was an amazing gardener at his Monticello home. He grew more than 250 different varieties of 70 different Read the full article…
January 6, 2018
World’s favorite banana under siege from fungal disease
The world’s top banana, the Cavendish, is under threat from a seemingly unstoppable fungus that is wiping out crops in Read the full article…
January 6, 2018
Winter Garden Checklist
A brutal start to winter like this one is especially tough for gardeners. Time away from the garden provides a Read the full article…
January 4, 2018
Seed catalogs bring hope for gardeners
It’s said that a $50 investment in seeds can pay off with nearly $1,500 of produce. There’s something special about Read the full article…
December 28, 2017
Historic tree on the White House South Lawn is coming down
A magnolia tree at the White House dating back to the 1800s will have to be cut down. The historic Read the full article…
