It won't surprise you to hear that the majority of people spend the bulk of their time indoors, whether it's at home or working in an office environment. As such, it's important to ensure that the air quality is of a high standard, something that … [Read more...]
Growing Currants
Gorgeous Indoor Plants that LOVE the Dark
Do you want to brighten up a dark corner of your home or add a little life to the basement? There are a number of beautiful indoor plants that do well in low light situations. Many are also low maintenance and thrive on … [Read more...]
Hellebores – what to know and which to grow
Hellebores are the jewels of the garden come winter and early spring, and come in myriad petal forms and colours. "What Herbaceous perennials with nodding, bell-shaped flowers and glossy, semi-evergreen foliage. Single, double and semi-double … [Read more...]
Grow a Healing Herbal Tea Garden
An herbal tea garden moves beyond rosemary, sage, and thyme, to a whole host of sweet and flavorful—and deliciously decorative—plants that can be harvested for tea. https://gardentherapy.ca/herbal-tea-garden/ Source: … [Read more...]
10 Tips for Beginning Gardeners
10 Tips for Beginner Gardeners Plan your garden like a pro and grow veggies your family actually likes to eat! Here are 10 garden planning tips to consider before you “dig” in! Source: The Old Farmers Almanac … [Read more...]
Natural Resource Conservation Begins in My Backyard
My Backyard is a self-guided program designed to assist and guide residents with healthy soil, lawns, trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, and more. Virginia Cooperative Extension Loudoun County Master Gardeners educate on environmentally sound … [Read more...]
Native Cultivars – Good, Bad, and Ugly
Straddling important choices between planting true native plants and native cultivars. Check out the link below to learn more about the environmental impact...http://www.fort-worth-metropolitan-area.com/…/native-culti…/ Source: … [Read more...]
Protecting Plants From Snow
No matter how beautiful it looks, snow can cause major problems in the garden. After all, snow is not just cold but heavy, which can spell bad news for plants and garden structures alike. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your garden … [Read more...]
Snowdrops
Snowdrops are one of the first flowers to emerge in late winter. Learn more about the origin and care of this popular bulb. Source: Martha Murdock, Master Gardener, Beaver County PA Penn State Extension Home Gardening Newsletter … [Read more...]