Clematis, with over 300 species and countless cultivars, offers a vast array of choices. Their pruning requirements have led to their classification into the three main clematis pruning groups. However, …
The Clematis genus encompasses a wide variety of beautiful climbing plants, and the Clematis ‘Princess Diana’ is no exception. Also known as the “Texas Clematis,” this vibrant pink flower is …
Roses, with their beguiling fragrance and timeless beauty, have adorned gardens, homes, cosmetics, specialty foods and ceremonies for centuries. From rose-flavored desserts to aromatic teas, the use of this beloved …
We shared in another article a video of groundhogs devouring our garden. While they’ve done all the damage, we need to get rid of them before the next planting. So …
As fall rolls around, you may be thinking about what vegetables to plant in September. We’ve compiled here, a simple go-to list organized alphabetically first, and then alphabetically by USDA …
Are Watermelon Seeds Edible? Yes! Watermelon seeds are edible and no you won’t grow watermelons in your stomach like your grandma may have told you! Not only are they edible, …
If you’re looking for a tall background plant with beautiful blue flowers that bloom all summer, consider the Blue Anise Sage. Botanically known as Salvia guaranitica, this is another wonderful …
When it comes to the widely (and wildly) favored tomato, most relish the sandwich tomato. However, there’s a lot to be said about the tiniest tomato, commonly known as Spoon …
Cinnamon is a popular and potent spice that is found in most kitchens around the world. While its primary use is for cooking and baking, it can also be used …
Whenever we consider small salad tomatoes, we typically call them cherry tomatoes. That’s likely because cherry tomatoes have been around a lot longer than grape tomatoes. We’ll get into the …