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A Word About the Weather
It seems like the seasons aren’t what they used to be. Recent changes in weather patterns are throwing many US regions for a loop. So how can we handle this – for our gardens, as well as for our planet?
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Analyzing Your Site
A successful landscape takes more than just selecting beautiful plants – it means surveying a garden site for the best location. Learn how to scrutinize your site to pick the best place to grow a garden – especially trees and shrubs.
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Confident Planting in Droughtful Times
Don’t let hot, drought-filled weather dry up your dreams of growing a productive, yet water-efficient vegetable and flower garden! A wise and seasoned gardener shares her secrets for enjoying a thriving garden with minimal maintenance and water.
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Going Zonal
The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map provides a general guide to growing conditions in North America. It divides the continent into 11 plant hardiness zones based on average minimum annual temperatures within each zone. Learn what zone you live in, as well as what that means for your garden.
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Shade Gardens: Moist vs. Dry
It’s a topic of shady character: moist shade garden vs. dry shade garden. Learn how moisture affects the plantings and care of both types of landscapes.
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Working With Your Sun
The light levels in your yard change throughout the day and from season to season. Give your plants the proper sun (or shade) they need by first evaluating the light that streams into all parts of your yard.
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