Follow my blog with Bloglovin Rhubarb Plant Mulch can help out in the garden! As a girl, I remember my mother warning me to not eat rhubarb leaves; since then, I’m nervous with them. As nature would have it, we learn by observation; I find I often do things as she does around my […]
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Our area is so lucky to have Charlie Nardozzi, a nationally known local gardening personality. Charlie give gardening tips on our local news station, WCAX-TV. Sharon Meyer, WCAX reporter, discusses Powdery Mildew a common plant ailment. Powdery Mildew loves warm moist air, between 60 to 80 degrees. Beautiful vibrant gardens wilt into a sickly looking
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A quick visual card to identify good bugs vs bad bugs of the Northeast Garden I like to keep this northeast garden good bug vs bad bug guide handy. I reference it before I decide if a bug needs to be removed from the garden. There are times I pause as I really hate to
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What is bugging me today Japanese beetles The warm months of summer bring these beasts to my gardens and I dread their arrival. According to Wikipedia the species Popillia japonica isn’t much of a pest in Japan due to natural predators, that isn’t the case here in the states. They were first discovered in
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