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When columnist Thomas Christopher went looking for solutions to combat a dry garden season, what was recommended was far more innovative than just applying more irrigation. Instead, he was told
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Jack Trimper wanted to participate in "No Mow May," but the county code meant he could be charged $200 per day for not mowing his lawn.
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Jack Trimper wanted to participate in "No Mow May," but the county code meant he could be charged $200 per day for not mowing his lawn.
Those white beads you see in potting soil are made of a volcanic glass called perlite. And that's not the only place you'll see this versatile material.
Plants are in short supply; how to fix your lousy soil: This Weekend in the Garden Updated 7:55 AM; Today 7:30 AM Plant supplies are running tight this year, so don't wait if there are some specific varieties on your 2021 wish list. Facebook Share Don’t wait to plant-shop If a planting project is on your spring to-do list, don’t dawdle when it comes to getting the plants. This is shaping up as a tight year for supplies of trees, shrubs, evergreens and, to some degree, perennials. Garden centers and nurseries say they’ve had a tough time getting everything on their ordering wish list a...