Outdoor Plants

Ever walked out to the yard on a chilly October morning and found your marigolds looking limp and blackened overnight? […]

I still remember the morning I walked into my backyard and found my Japanese maple looking like someone had taken

I still remember spotting tiny gray bumps on a branch in my backyard and figuring it was just rough bark.

Have you ever walked out to your backyard on a warm July morning and found your marigolds looking chewed, spotted,

Have you ever walked into your yard on a warm afternoon and noticed just one branch on your Japanese maple

Ever walked out to your backyard on a warm September morning and noticed your marigolds look like someone dusted them

You walk out to the yard on a warm afternoon, coffee in hand, and there it is that graceful, reddish

Have you walked out to your yard with your morning coffee, looked down at your marigold bed, and felt that

Ever walked out to your yard with your coffee and found your marigolds looking half-dead overnight? I have. More times

Is your Japanese maple dying right in front of you, and you have no idea which of the ten things

I garden right on the line between USDA Zones 5 and 6, and my very first dahlia season taught me

I have grown roses through winters in Zones 4, 5, 6, and 7, and every single year the same lesson