Author: Doug Hackbarth

The poinsettia is the most widely tested consumer plant on the market today, proving the myth about the popular holiday

If your peony plants did a poor job of blooming this year, it may be time to dig them up

Now that the cold weather has set in and your flowers and vegetables have been “nipped” by the freezing temperatures,

Caladiums are grown from tubers and are propagated by dividing larger tubers into smaller clumps. It is important to dig

It was just last week we were talking about the temperatures being too hot, up in the 90’s, and now

We all know that this has been an incredibly HOT summer. But nothing tells the story of too much heat

As September approaches, we should consider that applications of “fast release” fertilizers (the type you mix with water) are going

While researching for “facts” on the topic of Hardy Mums, I was caught by surprise to see that every article

Now that we have experienced one of the hottest summers on record, we can step back and look at the

Recent high temperatures, ranging from the low 90’s to the upper 90’s has put extreme stress on not only our

If you are like most people you still have one “hole to fill” or you have found a couple of

If you have seen “organic” looking bags hanging on your trees and shrubs, or even in your grass, they are

Irises are an extremely simple perennial to grow in your garden and only require your attention every 2 to 3