Removing trees infested by the emerald ash borer in the winter will minimize their spread to healthy trees. This insect is a growing problem in the Twin Cities, and despite effofts to curb it, there are indications it is spreading.
When Shakespeare penned the line, “A rose by any other name,” he surely had fewer varieties in mind than the incredible number available to gardeners and rose lovers today. Developing new roses is an annual adventure, and each year it seems like specimens more beautiful than the year before become available to the home gardener. If you’re a rose lover and are looking for some new varieties to incorporate in your landscape, you may want to check out these new ones debuting this year. These beauties include an award-winning tea rose, several English roses, a ground cover variety, and one
Rabbits are cute to watch, but those sharp little teeth can demolish your shrubs over the winter; here’s how to deal with and prevent the damage.
The ‘Pardon My Purple’ Monarda is just one of the exciting new perennials available for 2013. Let the gorgeous photos in this slide show inspire you!
Add a kick to your lawn all year long with the dynamic and versatile holly bush. Each species is unique and provides extra color regardless of the season.
A pot of gorgeous amaryllis on your windowsill provides a welcome relief from winter now and a stunning accent for your garden later.
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