When to divide perennial plants, feed birds
A: When an otherwise healthy-looking perennial plant stops flowering, it usually means that it’s ready to divide. It’s the ...
PBS2d
Dreaming of spring gardening? Bees and other pollinators like a variety of flowers
For those thinking ahead to spring gardening, a biologist explains what to focus on when designing a garden with pollinators ...
Herald-Zeitung Online3d
FINCH: Good groundcovers & successfully growing potatoes
Q: What are some medium-sized groundcovers that look good in the landscape and are easy to take care of?
NOLA.com6d
Dan Gill says covering plants before a freeze can't stop all damage, but should keep them alive
Don’t get carried away when doing this. About half the height of the plant should have foliage. So, for a 6-foot-tall sweet ...
Homes & Gardens on MSN6d
Invasive perennials to keep out of your garden – 5 species to avoid and what to grow instead
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...
Houseplants that don’t require soil and can be displayed any which way? Look to air plants
Air plants bloom only once, their small pink, coral, purple or white flowers signaling their impending death. But no worries: ...
The Herald-Times7d
Become a Snow Buddy, help at Winter Palooza, sow winter plants, help at My Sister's Closet
Can you help at My Sister's Closet, with MC-IRIS sowing native plants, at Bloomington's Winter Palooza or become a Snow Buddy ...
Brightwaters focuses on installing native plants to help preserve lake
Brightwaters is focusing on the natural habitat around Nosrekca Lake with the restoration project, which will replace some of the grass surrounding the lake with native plants.
The Columbian8d
Climate change is helping invasive species take root in Washington
But she and others at the board have noticed a worrying trend that is making their work more challenging: Climate change is ...
Hunker.com on MSN8d
These Beautiful Flowering Plants Will Wreak Havoc On Your Yard And Garden
These invasive flowering plants may look gorgeous, but they're actually destructive for your lawn and garden. Remove them and ...
theloopnewspaper10d
Dutch Irises: beauties from bulbs – plant some now!
Fall is the typical time to plant bulbs in the Tehachapi Mountains, and it is an autumn delight to purchase an array of bulbs ...
Climate change is helping several resilient invasive plant species take root in Washington
But she and others at the board have noticed a worrying trend that is making their work more challenging: Climate change is making it harder for native plants to thrive in their natural environment, ...