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Tips to go from clutter to decor An artfully decorated bookcase looks abundantly full without feeling cluttered. Designed by Molly Luetkemeyer, the bookcase features a painted ...
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| This week's gardening tips: herbs to plant now, cut back chrysanthemums Herbs to plant now include mints, borage, celery, chervil, cilantro/coriander, dill, fennel, parsley, bay, scented geraniums, beebalm, burnet, catnip, ...
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Our top tips for allergy-free gardening Go green with natural and organic products such as the Eco-Organic range of garden products. Compost is great, but wear gloves and a mask when ...
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| Tips to stay safe in winter weather Winter weather can bring with it the potential for slippery steps, power outages and other seasonal hazards. By being prepared in advance, you can ...
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Ruth's Tips: Protecting plants during winter Q I understand that the Ruth Bancroft Garden places protective covers over some plants during winter. When does this happen, and how do you know ...
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Sharon Hull, This Week in the Garden: Rhodys a good choice to plant now As I write this, the rain is pounding down. What a welcome sight and sound! Of course we need much more rain to end the drought but every little bit ...
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| Raking tips to make the task easier Raking up the leaves coming off the deciduous trees is very likely one of the last garden chores you will have left to do at this time of year, unless you ...
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