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October Garden To Do List
At the beginning of October my mid-south, zone 8A garden is still full of blooms but by Halloween, it begins its steady decline toward dormancy.
In Memory: Antique Roses for the Departed
We know cemeteries as place to remember those who have passed on, but many are also a haven for forgotten specimens of flowers like antique
5 Ways to Put Your Garden Beds to Bed for Winter
Prepping your garden beds for winter will make it easier to get a jump start on planting in the spring because working in a soggy, spring bed
Bridal Shoot at Moss Mountain
The gorgeous scenery of Moss Mountain Farm makes it a virtual wonderland for photographers and videographers, and when you pair this stunning backdrop with a
Two-for-One Plant: Boxwood Basil
Once you recognize the boxwood shrub, you’ll see them everywhere. In most neighborhoods, they are more ubiquitous than speed bumps. But what if I told
Seize the Daylily!
If your grandmother had a garden, chances are good she grew daylilies. This easygoing perennial has been a favorite for generations, but the newer kids
What’s the Fig Idea? Find out in the summer e-mag
The summer issue of our Naturally magazine is full of recipes, architecture, DIYs and more. Be inspired to party with sweet figgy bourbon cocktails, spicy
Bone Meal vs Blood Meal. What’s the difference?
Feeding plants is complicated. However, you should remember you’re not feeding the plants, you’re feeding the soil. The plants use up nutrients in the soil,
Farmers market oddities and how to use them
If you take your time to browse the farmers’ markets this summer, you might see a few things you’ve never tried before. Like a knobby
Plants for Color All Summer
Life is hard, gardening shouldn’t be. Here are seven plants you can grow that will be colorful all growing season without a minute’s trouble. Although