The app features an interactive map, tour guide, event calendar, What's in Bloom, Garden plant finder, and general plant guide, among other fun and useful things.
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For decades, garden lore has touted the benefits of companion planting—like growing tomatoes with basil or rosemary with...
June
There is something wonderful about a plant that gives you color, pizzazz, longevity, reliability, and style. Many varieties of the...
Q. Will cutting spent flowers off of my perennials encourage more blooms?
A. Removing old or spent flowers is known as deadheading. Most ornamental plants benefit from deadheading; however, newly planted young plants are less likely to require frequent deadheading in their first year of growth.
There are several reasons for deadheading. Most gardeners do it because it aesthetically looks better when dead plant material is removed, such as peonies and annual pinks (Dianthus chinensis).
Deadheading can prevent self-seeding...
