Articles listed under “spring”
Iris — June 2, 2009
Just about everyone has grown iris at some time. But if you’ve noticed yours aren’t blooming like they used to, it may be time to divide.
Fernleaf bleeding heart — April 21, 2009
Unlike old-fashioned bleeding heart, which usually goes dormant in the summer, fernleaf bleeding heart blooms from midspring to fall.
‘Golden Sunrise’ Lenten rose — March 3, 2009
After a long winter, Lenten rose is a welcome sight, sometimes blooming even through snow.
Tulip — January 6, 2009
There are some plants that just stand for a certain season, and nothing says “spring” as loud and clear as tulips!
Dividing bleeding heart — September 23, 2008
The best way to propagate bleeding heart, either fernleaf or the old-fashioned type, is by division.
Using containers in borders — August 26, 2008
Containers aren’t just for porches, patios and decks — you can also put them in your perennial borders. Here are some tips to help you decide where to place the containers.
Grape hyacinth — April 15, 2008
If you’ve ever planted grape hyacinth in fall, you know that they sprout leaves in just a few weeks after planting.
Pop starts — April 1, 2008
In spring, most gardeners have a cluster of newly purchased plants waiting to be set in the ground.
