Nancy Szerlag

Now is a perfect time to strategize and plan on what you want to grow.

Ordering seed and plant catalogs is a must in early January to see what’s new.

I have decided to see if I can keep it going strong through March when it will begin to drop its leaves.

It doesn’t take up a lot of space or time and you can grow an edible crop quickly, usually in about five days.

Cutting back the garden can enrich the soil.

It won’t be long before the houseplants that summered outdoors will need to come inside.

At every turn, there were obstacles this year.

I’m really excited about the introduction of Brent Horvath’s ‘American Goldrush’ Rudbeckia.

Here are gift ideas any gardener would be thrilled to unwrap.

While amaryllis bulbs can be pricey, the good news is they are easy to get to bloom and to get to rebloom year to year. Folks have kept them going 25 years or more.