Ask Burton: Q: I have loropetalum (Chinese fringeflower) newly planted in front of my house, and the cold burned some of the newest growth this winter and made them thin. How do I help the plants do better?
Fairy Garden Workshop – Saturday, March 10th Fun Parent (or Grandparent) & Child Activity!
Look What’s Blooming at Covington’s Today!
Ask Burton: Q: I want to get my tomatoes started now that it’s March – how do I protect the plants if the weather turns cold?
Ask Burton: Q: When should I fertilize my landscape, and with which fertilizers?
Steve’s Design for All-Season Color & Enjoyment
Ask Burton: Q: I want to grow cilantro, and it doesn’t like me. How can I do better with it? Mine always goes into flower, and withers.
Brandy’s Solution for Fun Outdoor Living
Casey’s Conundrum….to Back Yard Oasis
Ask Burton: Q: I have a vegetable garden I put in a couple of years ago, and it’s pretty good, but I just can’t seem to get carrots to do what I want. Any carrots I grow are stubby or misshapen (and tougher than normal!), depending on whether they’re growing in my in-ground garden or my above-ground one. Any ideas to help?