‘A’ for Acidanthera
If I were grading flowering plants for their possible inclusion in an ornamental garden, I would consider such common desirable traits as ease to…
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In a Scottish Garden
Thinking about taking a vacation to Scotland this year? Well, certainly don’t miss Edinburgh and the Highlands, but also consider finding time to visit…
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The Backyard Buffet
A morning stroll through Brie Arthur’s yard offers the grandest of garden tours, where corn grows alongside zinnias, peanuts peek from sun-warmed soil and…
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Don’t Delay — Declutter!
If one of your goals for 2018 is to get more organized, local author and blogger Carrie Higgins has some tips for you. Higgins,…
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This Polly Is a Cracker
“Unusual,” “strange,” “Martian,” “plastic” — these are the comments typically made about an eye-catching, striking houseplant that goes by the name of ‘Polly,’ with…
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Lady Tulips Can Become Repeat Performers
For many Cary gardeners, hybrid tulips are must additions to the spring bloom season. So, every year at this time, copious quantities of these…
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Flowering Toads
Think of the word “lily,” and the vision of a colorful, sun-kissed flower with graceful arching petals probably comes to mind. Now, to this…
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Watering Wisely
August can be a tough month for the garden — it’s always scorching, and when rains do come, they are normally in the form…
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All-Time Favorites
Luxe and Layered Study MA Allen, MA Allen Interiors This bright and bold study perfectly reflects her signature style, says designer MA Allen, and…
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Summer Reading
As the summer really starts to simmer, gardening outside begins to feel more like work than a pleasant chore, so why not take a…
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