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…folks with green thumbs up to their elbows can keep impatiens, hibiscus, diplodenia, scaevola, and such, but usually they they…
…in summer.) She shared overwintering secrets as well. Her hibiscus (which is fertilized in summer with a 10-60-10 also with…

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…that give bright colors to its children s furniture. Wood components are produced from FSC-certified, multi-ply Baltic birch. Lamination uses a polyvinyl acetate adhesive that contains no volatile organic compounds. Alicki says Kn is dedicated to…

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…elegant moss border. It's gone. Moss likes dank, shady, acid soil. Buttermilk is the old fashioned way to get it going. Clumps and patches are planted in suitable locations. There are many varieties. It will often grow spontaneously in an area that…

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…Juniper American Holly , Barberry, Drooping Leucothoe, Laurel, Poinsettia, Oleander, Japanese Andromeda, Paper Birch, Black Cherry, Black Locust, Laburnum trees Common Boxwood Russian Olive, Euonymus, Vinca, Lantana, Delphinium…

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…in Jacksonville, Fla. Options include magnolias, flowering dogwoods, Japanese maple, Japanese tree lilac, stewartia, birch, and palms. Bamboos make good screens, but the aggressive roots of the running variety need to be contained. If you…

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…reliable source. Native trees tolerant of wet soils: Red and silver maple (Acer rubrum, A. saccarinum) River birch (Betula nigra) Catalpa spp. Ash (Fraxinus spp.) Cottonwood (Populus deltoides) Swamp white oak (Quercus…

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…composition, wood is an obvious and popular choice. Wood door options include the classic U.S. species of Oak, Maple, Hickory, Birch, Pine, Alder, Cherry, and Poplar. Medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and metal are also viable door options, but a homeowner…

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