During the holidays it is not unusual to receive an exotic plant as a gift or to purchase one to compliment your holiday display. Too often, after the holidays are over, these plants end up in the...
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Did you know that 12/12 has been designated as National Poinsettia Day in the United States? No holiday plant is probably more deserving of such recognition. Starting around Thanksgiving and all...
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The Christmas Cactus was discovered growing in Brazil by European explorers in the early part of the 19th century. While a member of the cactus family this plant is unique as unlike its brethren...
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Paperwhites are part of the narcissus family which makes them relatives of the daffodil. They are indigenous to the Mediterranean region and actually are a perennial flower there. As you might...
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Colder weather has finally arrived but in some areas of the country there is still time to plant a vegetable garden. You heard me correctly, a vegetable garden! While warm weather crops like...
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It is not your imagination, more and more we all are hearing about herbs and herb gardening. Surveys conducted by The National Gardening Association (www.gardening.org) show that the purchases of...
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The last few years has seen a significant movement toward growing plants organically; meaning that there is no use of pesticides or synthetic chemicals in the planting process. The foundation of...
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Culver’s Root, botanically known as Veronicastrum virginicum, is a tall herbaceous perennial. Culver’s root is native to eastern and central North America, where it grows naturally in...
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