Gardening - page 26

Designing a sensory garden

Gardening tools, basic gardening equipment

Peony tulip, a double tulip with massive ornamental impact

Luminous flowers to fight gray winter homes

Mistletoe, the druid’s mysterious herb

Inula, a family of surprising sun-like flowers

Azalea, caring for it well

Biological control of Russian olive

How to control Russian olive tree, an invasive species in America

Saint John’s wort, a basket of sunlight in the garden!

Majestic orchids

Purslane, an uncommon green: growing from seed to harvest

Bell peppers and chili, fabulous to grow

Scab, everything you need to know about it

Bird vs. Bush – can there be too many birds?

Japanese snowball, like snow in spring in the garden

Squash and gourd, how to grow them

Winterizing your olive trees and protecting them from the cold

Sunpatiens wilting and rotting – treatment and recovery

Sunpatiens, a touch-me-not for full sun

Plants vulnerable to transplant shock

Transplant damage – protect your plant & avoid wounds

Minimizing transplant shock – tips & tricks to make sure your plant survives

Predator wasp, a voracious feeder… of pests!

The monkey puzzle tree, Araucaria araucana

Windmill palm, blow those winter worries away!

French garden, landscape your own Jardin à la Française!

Mandarin, the ancestor of Clementines, delicious fruits and hardier tree

Butterfly bush, fluttering and buzzing all around fabulous flowers

Buddleia, easy flowers all summer long for butterflies

Royal fern, Osmunda regalis

Aeschynanthus, blooming in a burst of fire

Beaucarnea, a trunk like an elephant’s foot!

Life goes on in the vegetable patch

Green manure, use cover plants to fertilize the next harvest!

Turnip, fleshy and very tasty, especially when home-grown!

Indoor and outdoor succulents

Stinging nettle, a feisty damsel with many uses

Mahonia, blazing gold from New Year’s to Spring

Absinthe, an herb that bestows many benefits

Layering or marcotting, a propagation technique

A colorful garden with summer flowering bulbs

Bradford pear, the calleryana pear tree that went from true love to hate

Citrus varieties, the main types to grow indoors and outside

Sichuan pepper regulations – common sense prevails!

Tree mallow, long-lasting and beautiful blooming

Gaillardia, bursts of color

Honeysuckle, a nice and easy climbing vine

Climbing hydrangea, perfect for shade

Wild Privet, appreciated for its leaves

Horsetail, mesmerizing ornamental patterns