By Cathy Monrad Vertical gardens are a great way save space while adding height variation to a bed. With this project, you can also utilize
Name this plant! A native ornamental, it grows to 50 feet tall. It sports handsome foliage and bark, and white flowers in panicles, late May
By Michelle Sutton Images copyright Michael Tomb Michael Tomb’s mesmerizing “Skin of the Arboretum” image series began in early 2008, on a tour of Rochester’s
Hello, all! Summer is here. Time to kick back and enjoy your gardens—and everyone else’s. Be sure to scour our calendar for more garden walks,
By Janet Allen My husband, John, has an enemy – a persistent, aggressive one, taller than he is – up to 10 feet or more.
Sent in by Kimie Romeo Kimie sent this in literally minutes after we’d gone to press on the print edition…bummer! But we’re grateful to have
Oh those sultry dog days of summer! In the garden we can find either feast or famine depending on Mother Nature’s whim. Will we have
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