Ask Burton: This week, we’re looking at a favorite container plant for the season – how to keep rosemary looking its best. Q: I plant cone-sheared rosemary in my front patio pots each year, for something taller and pretty during the winter. Last year, my rosemary got great big dead patches in it without much warning – whole sections of it died. What happened, and how do I make it not happen this year?
Give the Gift of Relaxation
Holdan’s Plant Pick of the Week – Eldarica Pine
Give Thanks to the Cook
Terrarium Make & Take Workshop
10% Discount for Veterans this Weekend
Butterflies, Bees & Other Pollinators in the Garden – Free Class
Painting Gourd Birdhouse Workshop
Ask Burton: This week, a simple, easy answer to a number of minor landscape issues. Q: My established crapemyrtles are showing damaged leaves (brown around the edges), my redbud leaves are showing many small, blackish flecks, and my Japanese maples really took a hammering this summer, with many burned looking leaves. What should I do to help these plants?
Amanda Conway