Archive for October 2009
Pumpkin planter — October 27, 2009
Nothing says “fall” like a pumpkin, so what could be more perfect to use for a fall container?
Wild parsnip — October 27, 2009
This invasive biennial is related to the edible parsnips you may grow in your vegetable garden.
Caging hyacinth bulbs — October 20, 2009
Rabbits and deer rarely munch on the bulbs, flowers or foliage of hyacinth. However, underground critters tunnel around the bulbs and leave air pockets that can stunt the growth.
Pillbugs and sowbugs — October 20, 2009
Here are two bugs that look almost identical — pillbugs and sowbugs.
Slide show: Solutions for small gardens — October 13, 2009
No space is too small for a garden, even if it’s just a small grouping of containers on your deck. Check out our tips for turning little spots into beautiful gardens.
Rust — October 13, 2009
You’ll spot powdery rust, orange or brown spots, like these on a snapdragon, on either side of the leaf.
Cyclamen — October 6, 2009
It’s hard to say which is more appealing about cyclamen: The perky fall flowers or the charming round to heart-shaped leaves.
Prostrate spurge — October 6, 2009
The stems and undersides of the leaves of 2-in.-tall prostrate spurge have a red tint.
