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About Precipitation

Life wouldn’t be possible without water. We can see this in the garden after a much-needed rainstorm brings plants back

The delicate mauve of a rhododendron flower cannot be imitated in any other flower. There is something about the way

A Tribute to Love Dennis turner built this elaborate pond in memory of his wife, Betty Clara Turner. “I think

Fit for a Queen Susan Parker has built herself a garden fit for a queen. In fact, the Queen resides

Family Gardening & Smaller Spaces The front yard of Marilyn and George Haugen. Beautiful glowing roses in the garden. Hydrangeas.

Are you wondering why your cucumbers have lots of foliage and are loaded with flowers, but the flowers keep falling

What’s wrong with my evergreen trees? This is a question I hear daily during the spring, summer and, especially,

In the dark of winter, we often dream of long swathes of colour. When the days dim, tone-on-tone shades of

Nobody loves the garden more than our pets. Small dogs come in from their forays adorned with petunia blossoms caught

The many facets of Mulch Mulch is a material that covers the soil and/or plants. When spread on soil in