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It Really is Better to Leave Some Leaves

Everyone wants an attractive garden. That’s good, because garden appearance always matters. But the pursuit of tidiness in the winter

In this day of instant gardens, landscapers will regularly recite the mantra, “plant for today.” In doing so, the homeowner

The appearance of a perennial garden naturally evolves and changes with the seasons. By the time late August rolls around,

Questions arise all times of year concerning brown patches appearing on evergreen trees and shrubs, commonly referred to as “winter burn.”

Access to good, rich compost is almost a necessity for an avid gardener. The uses for compost can be almost endless.

Some garden plants normally considered annuals can survive a mild winter if protected. In a sense, they are borderline perennials.