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I think I enjoyed the experience of book club this month more than the book!

No stumpers this week!

While Covid is not yet a thing of the past, we are starting to turn the tide and start getting out.

Crape myrtles are notoriously one of the last landscape plants to leaf out. That being said, I do think there will be significant damage to crape myrtles in ...

What a year of weather we have had so far in 2021. Low temperatures and even winter precipitation came later in April than we are used to, and many of us wer...

A gorgeous day for a boat ride!

Please tell me the name of this shrub/tree [the reader sent a photo]. The tree in question is a black cherry (Prunus serotina), sometimes called wild cherry.

A bit off the beaten path, but well worth a visit.

From birthday celebrations to frost warnings, it was a full week!

Three flowering plants graced our mystery plant challenge this week.

What gives with this weather? A freeze is predicted in many parts of the state Wednesday morning. Come back spring!

No stumpers this week, but not all were readily known.

It has been a strange year in more ways than one. In 2020, many nurseries had record sales of annual plants, along with perennials, shrubs and trees. This ye...

Q I have established asparagus beds, 5-10 years old, producing well. Some are shooting up into spindly ferns. Do I break off those ferns this early in harves...