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Lessons learned while renovating a lawn
After nearly 20 years of letting things be in our lawn, we decided early last spring to give the lawn a makeover. Early spring, when temperatures are cool and rain is expected, is an excellent time to renovate turfgrass. Fall is good, too. Summer is not recommended.
How to plant a tree in your garden
Here are 8 basic steps to follow to successfully plant a tree in your garden.
How to make kokedama
Elegant in their simplicity, Japanese moss balls, called Kokedama, are easy to create. We show you how, but be warned—there are strings attached.
How to grow and brew herbal teas
Tips on how to grow and brew your own herbal tea. Learn how to prepare your home made brew, and which herbs pair best with one another.
How to prune roses
With some know-how — and a “cane”-do attitude — you can successfully prune roses and enjoy more blooms this season.
Overwintering rosemary
Overwintering rosemary indoors can be a challenge, but there are ways that you can enjoy this Mediterranean herb year-round.
4 steps to overwinter tender plants
From callas and cannas to begonias and dahlias, here are 4 steps to give summer-flowering tender plants the TLC they need to survive the winter.
How to dry hydrangeas
Hydrangeas are one of the easiest flowers to dry, and given their size, you need only a few to fill a table arrangement or decorate a wreath.
Where and when to plant spring bulbs
Spring is not the time to plant spring bulbs. But it is the best time to plan where to plant the spring-blooming bulbs in the fall.
Frost protection for plants
After a hard winter, the last thing you want to do is lose plants to a late spring frost. Know how to provide frost protection for plants.
