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What is the Hydrangea Danger Zone™? Right now you and all other gardeners who grow hydrangeas could be in the Hydrangea Danger Zone. It’s that time between the fall when […]

Hyacinths are spring-flowering bulbs that are treasured by gardeners for their heavenly fragrance. Overview and History Flower lovers began cultivating hyacinths more than 400 years ago. During the 18th century, they […]

  How to Grow Spring Blooming Hellebore Flowers Plants for Shade How to Grow Spring Blooming Hellebore Flowers in your Shade Garden Hellebores, oh hellebores, let me count the ways […]

Building Your Garden from the Ground Up: Basic Tips for Improving Garden Soil Quality  You’re dreaming of spring, eager to grow a gorgeous garden filled with fresh food and beautiful […]

National Garden Bureau’s Top Ten Reasons to Garden Gardening as Therapy Get Gardening…Top Ten Reasons To Start! Mobile phones, tablets, and apps have become the tools of our modern lives. […]

Originally appeared at National Gardening Bureau Impress your visitors with gates, gazebos, and other graceful garden structures that create warm welcomes and cool resting spots. Weary winter months make us long […]

Originally appeared at National Gardening Bureau With the new year comes new hope: for better health, to achieve your resolutions, and for gardeners, a bigger and better garden! That means that […]

Originally appeared at National Gardening Bureau Written By: Janice Cox Author of: Beautiful Lavender Three simple recipes for cooking with lavender Lavender is so much more than a relaxing scent or […]

Originally appeared at National Gardening Bureau Written by Lesley Fleming, Nova Scotia Horticulture for Health Network Therapeutic gardens, typically seen at healthcare facilities, are “designed for use as a component of a […]

Originally appeared at National Gardening Bureau Shrubs are some of the most reliable and hardworking plants in the garden. They are long-lived, big enough to make an impact while still fitting into […]