Let’s Dance Hydrangea referenced in today’s D&C column.

England and many parts of Europe are known for their enchanting and beautifully-designed gardens. A quintessential English garden typically has some sort stone ruin or a garden “folly” that adds, as a point of interest, an accent of antiquity and creates a bit of magic to the layout and flow of the garden. As an …

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 extra containers you may have on hand. There are numerous ways to personalize this concept to match your style. Try painting the pots different colors, adding house numbers to the …

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 to early June. At Lilac Hill there is a pink-flowered variety, which Ted Collins obtained from Coldwater Pond Nursery (and Ted Hildebrand, no fair guessing). This is an underused gem, …