Paulownia Tomentosa Foxglove Tree Fast Growing Emperor Shade
Princess, Emperor or Foxglove tree, although I prefer the latter of common names, has become somewhat of a nuisance in N.E America since it’s accidental […]
Month: September 2018
Sow a White Clover Lawn Feed Bees and Nourish the Earth
If we all took a handful of clover seed turning bare earth into a lush green, soil nourishing, insect feeding, tightly knit low green mat […]
Best Gardening Hashtags for Social Sharing and Blogging Success.
Bloggers today need to have a skill set that not only masters the written word, grammar and the challenge of producing unique articles that inspire […]
Showy Summer Long Flowers from the Tropical Crepe Myrtle
Typically associated with tropical climates of Asia and South America the Crepe Myrtle (genus: Lagerstroemia family: Lythracea) has been making it’s way slowly Northwards. Preferring sheltered […]
Seed Collection an Avid Gardener’s Second Career.
There is something quite magically about collecting your own seeds!
Echinacea a colorful journey with coneflower.
Today coneflowers are available in a kaleidoscope of citrus tones, vibrant pinks, rustic reds and orange that plant breeders introduced during the early 2000’s.
Sow Native Milkweed and Save the Monarch Butterfly
Sow Native Milkweed and Save the Monarch Butterfly
