November 21, 2009

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Fall Vignette at Minter Gardens Autumn brings so many new looks to the perennial garden with late blooms and changing foliage colours. There's no need for it to seem boring... [Details] Tip of the Day One of the great myths of perennial gardening is that your plants will somehow magically control weeds themselves. This concept is shattered quickly in the first season, for most gardeners. Annual weeds are easily controlled by hand weeding. Getting rid of these weeds while they ... [Read the Tip] Ask an Expert Got questions? Get answers. Our plant doctors are on call. Question: I am having a hard time finding a vine or climbing perennial that would offer privacy on a country porch. Here is my problem... I have a nosey next-door neighbor and want to block out his view of our ... [Read the answer] In the News John Valleau's BIO [More News] Top Sellers Helianthus ‘... [Details] Helenium ‘Co... [Details] Perennial News PERENNIAL GARDENING NEWS and other great resources! When to CUT BACK Ornamental Grasses There is probably no group of perennials that more clearly points out the differences between two distinctive types of gardeners: the relaxed gardener and the neatnik. With a relaxed gardener, the very idea of cutting back their ornamental grasses won't have even occurred. Neatniks, on the other hand, already have their fingers on the pruners and are feeling rather itchy to get... [More News] More Site Features • Plant Tag Symbols • Handy Tables • Hardiness Zones • Free Downloads • Calculators • Live News Feed • Perennial of the Year • Newsletter Archive • Unsubscribe • Privacy • Discussion Forum

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