By Julie Christensen If you grow no other herb, you must grow chives (Allium schoenoprasum). These undemanding plants are as beautiful in a perennial bed as they are in the vegetable or herb garden. They have slender, bright green foliage that stays attractive throughout the … [Read more...]
Dealing with Didymellina Leaf Spot Fungus
This disease is also known as Iris Blight and Heterosporium Leaf Spot. It is most commonly associated with its infection of various species of iris flowering plants. Once thought to be a virus, this is actually a fungal infection called Didymellina poecilospora. … [Read more...]
How to Grow Boston Ivy
By Julie Christensen Although the name implies a relation to English ivy, Boston ivy (Parthenocissus spp.) actually belongs to a completely different genus. English ivy, which is not reliably hardy in cold climates, has developed a nasty reputation for being invasive in some … [Read more...]
Troubleshooting the Compost Pile
Composting is a great way for gardeners to make their own soil additives and save money at the same time. Using your own compost can increase your harvest immensely. It can also cut down on disease in your gardens. It is simple to compost and the benefits are immense. People … [Read more...]
How to Transplant Seedlings
There is something special about getting started on the season earlier by starting your seeds inside. It brings spring into your life while there may still be snow on the ground. Transplanting is not terribly difficult, but there are things to keep in mind. There are special … [Read more...]
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