Gold pocket watches, delicate china and heavenly scented flowers are among the heirlooms passed along from one generation to the next. Gardeners especially treasure the plants, even those without fragrance. “They remind you of your heritage,” said Judy Gray of…
Lynn Snyder - June 8Granny’s Garden School is offering a series of gardening workshops. Learn how to raise a bounty of berries and other fruit in your own backyard. In this summer workshop, Marlene Boegli shares her extensive experience growing a variety of fruit in…
A buzz of activity surrounds the lead-up to Memorial Day for nurseries and greenhouses, like bees hovering around the bright blooms that are sold all across the county that weekend. Wolf’s Blooms and Berries in northwest Ohio is no exception,…
In real estate — and home gardening — one thing to remember is location, location, location. The ideal garden spot offers all-day full sun, well-draining but moisture-retentive soil and easy access to the hose for the inevitable dry spells. Just…
Lynn Snyder - April 10Take a stroll through the arboretum and listen as experts point out the signs of spring. Keep and eye out for early bloomers. Parking and admission are free. Dress for the weather. Details
Lynn Snyder - April 10While the growth of cities and suburban areas can displace some wildlife, many species actually thrive in these areas. Viewing these species as they travel through your backyard can be enjoyable, but sometimes conflict arises—usually in the form of eaten…
Lynn Snyder - April 3Chadwick Arboretum Plant Sale and Auction Fundraiser Free to attend; plants for sale. Takes place at the northwest corner of W. Lane Ave and Fred Taylor Drive, on the Ohio State University campus. •New and unusual perennials and annuals •Herbs •Heirloom…
As spring nears, the home gardening chore list grows faster than dandelions. What’s a gardener to do? Perhaps turn to knives, torches and chainsaw blades. What seem like horror movie props are among favorite tools of some savvy gardeners. Maybe…
Temptations abound in garden catalogs. To avoid mistakes and over ordering, several master gardeners were consulted for suggestions.
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