Gardening in the shade is often thought of as a Sisyphean endeavor, swimming upstream against all odds with limited plant choices and no hope for color.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — LeighAnn Ferrara is transforming her small suburban yard from grass bordered by a few shrubs into an anti-lawn — a patchwork of flower beds, vegetables and fruit trees.
Jim, We really enjoy your information and recommendations on building our credit. We are ready to buy our first home this year. What are other items that lenders will consider when qualifying us for a mortgage?
This week, we may have crossed the threshold that separates the lovely spring from the searing summer.
The Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra is turning to the visual melodies created by wildflowers and butterfly bushes with its newest event.
I’m on a mission to be ruthless with the flowers, plants and weeds that self-sow all over the place in the garden.
Gardening in the shade is often thought of as a Sisyphean endeavor, swimming upstream against all odds with limited plant choices and no hope for color.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — LeighAnn Ferrara is transforming her small suburban yard from grass bordered by a few shrubs into an anti-lawn — a patchwork of flower beds, vegetables and fruit trees.
Jim, We really enjoy your information and recommendations on building our credit. We are ready to buy our first home this year. What are other items that lenders will consider when qualifying us for a mortgage?
This week, we may have crossed the threshold that separates the lovely spring from the searing summer.
The Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra is turning to the visual melodies created by wildflowers and butterfly bushes with its newest event.
I’m on a mission to be ruthless with the flowers, plants and weeds that self-sow all over the place in the garden.
I love it when plants and desired crops do just what I’m hopeful they will do out in the garden, especially in the springtime.
As kale and spinach flew off the shelves, people kept asking for fruit trees.
Every year, I vow to learn from my past garden mistakes.
Spring is in the air and, for gardeners like me, it can only mean one thing: It’s time to get serious about poop!
It’s Labor Day Weekend, and I’ve realized that I’ve got to spend the weekend (or at least the mornings while it’s still cool) laboring in the garden.
Ice cream has been described as "happiness condensed," so what better way to boost your mood during this pandemic summer than to bring the hues and patterns of this frozen treat into your living space?
I have tomato plants on an enclosed porch that have lots of blossoms but no tomatoes. They look like good healthy plants, growing very well; one is almost 5 feet tall. Am I doing something wrong? Help!
I’m possibly growing more tomatoes than two people could reasonably be expected to consume in a year.
Can hibiscus flowers be grown in this region?
It’s not quite midsummer, but since I started planting my 2020 garden in November and multiple crops are already done for the year, I’m calling it midseason.
I saw a picture of Strawberry Sundae hydrangea and immediately fell in love with it. I have read that you can plant these in a pot, but I am unable to find out how to correctly do this — how big should the pot be, what type of pot, what type of soil should I put in the container, should I st…
My garden is making it extremely difficult to go to work in the mornings right now.
I have a long rose garden bordering my grass. I get a nice bloom in the spring, but then they don’t bloom much the rest of the year.
I took the master gardening class several years ago.
I’m concerned with my purple leaf plum tree. Originally, I was only concerned with the dark crusty limbs, and then I noticed some stuff like dark coffee grounds at the trunk. How bad is this? And how can I help my tree?
After that last, devastating hard freeze, spring decided to kick winter to the curb, and I couldn’t resist the siren call of tomato plants.
Gardening this year has taken on a Victory Garden aura, but because we’re not at war, and because people have exhibited strange grocery hoarding, I’m calling mine a survival garden.
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Chance of Rain: 0%
Sunrise: 06:39:50 AM
Sunset: 07:50:04 PM
Humidity: 35%
Wind: ESE @ 8 mph
UV Index: 0 Low
Wednesday Night
Clear skies. Low 61F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of Rain: 0%
Sunrise: 06:40:45 AM
Sunset: 07:48:35 PM
Humidity: 25%
Wind: NNE @ 9 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Thursday Night
A mostly clear sky. Low 59F. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of Rain: 0%
Sunrise: 06:41:39 AM
Sunset: 07:47:04 PM
Humidity: 19%
Wind: ENE @ 9 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Friday Night
Clear skies. Low near 60F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of Rain: 0%
Sunrise: 06:42:34 AM
Sunset: 07:45:33 PM
Humidity: 18%
Wind: NE @ 8 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Saturday Night
A few clouds from time to time. Low near 65F. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of Rain: 15%
Sunrise: 06:43:28 AM
Sunset: 07:44:01 PM
Humidity: 21%
Wind: SE @ 10 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Sunday Night
Partly cloudy skies. Low 64F. Winds ESE at 10 to 15 mph.
Chance of Rain: 15%
Sunrise: 06:44:23 AM
Sunset: 07:42:29 PM
Humidity: 28%
Wind: ESE @ 10 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Monday Night
Clear skies. Low 64F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of Rain: 1%
Sunrise: 06:45:17 AM
Sunset: 07:40:56 PM
Humidity: 27%
Wind: E @ 10 mph
UV Index: 8 Very High
Tuesday Night
Mainly clear. Low around 65F. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph.
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