Here’s a list of resources that will help you attract, identify and enjoy the beneficial insects in your garden.

Stacy Walters, the Healthy Gardener, gives you a sneak peek at what we’re growing in Horticulture’s Giving Garden! For more from the Healthy Gardener, check out the Summer 2012 workshop: http://www.gardenershub.com/the-healthy-gardener-spring-2012

Question: Can you walk me through the different kinds of garden stakes and which stake would be best for what plants?

At some point in the gardening season—back when I had a yard—I could say “when!” The new beds were full or I was out of time and labor to make more. I could easily shift …

In this video Tricia from Peaceful Valley talks about direct seeding and how to protect plants from frost.

Virtues: We love dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’) for its compact, rounded shape and resistance to powdery mildew, two characteristics that set it apart from other lilacs. Dwarf Korean lilac fits small gardens, tight …

A rather obvious title for this post about the rock garden, but truth-be-told I have been rockin’ it lately with this garden.
 
 
 

My mother always seems to have a lot more things blooming in her garden at any given moment than I do. Recently I spent an afternoon gardening with her in northwestern Connecticut, just about 30 …

My instructor at the New York Botanical Garden gave us a tip on growing the sturdiest tomato plants indoors, before transplanting them outdoors. This gives plants a head start on the growing season and a …

The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms
by Amy Stewart
221 pages, softcover
Algonquin Books, 2004
List price: $12.95
You may know Amy Stewart from her disturbing and entertaining books, Wicked Plants and Wicked Bugs, where she presents …

Watch a video on organic lawn care.