Everyone has a garden story, I'd love to tell yours
By Doug Oster May 26, 2021 After an early morning downpour followed by gray skies and imminent showers, the time was right to plant the first crop of tomatoes. There is a certain joy when the stars align in the garden. Oftentimes, things are so…
It was fun to do this video with my friend Andy Amrhein. We talk all about trees, how to plant, prune and choose the right varieties. This came about after Davey Tree did an extensive study of the trees in Bethel Park and then came…
Helleborus niger begins blooming in November and has continued through the winter despite a foot of snow and frigid temperatures.
Learn how to grow paperwhites, amaryllis and make them re-bloom.
Here’s a stress reliever, enjoy watching the birds at the feeder.
“It would be a sad world without garlic,” Johno Prascak
‘J’Adore Pink’ is a wonderful new poinsettia.
