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Hollyhock: (Alcea rosea) is one of the most popular old-fashioned cottage garden flowers, with a distinctive upright pillar of large, brightly colored blooms for a few short weeks in summer.
Tulips aren’t the only blooms in the valley worth a look. Several local growers offer bloom festivals throughout the spring and summer seasons. Below is a list of festivals and
THE Addingham Allotments and Gardens Association Annual Show proved to be another successful event last weekend.
Enthusiastic exhibitors converged on the village Memorial Hall on Main Street to set out a
Tender plants in the herbaceous border won't normally survive our low winter temperatures. To keep replacing plants every spring can quickly become expensive. If you don't have a greenhouse, conservatory
Upon returning home from a week of summer vacation camping, you might find the garden looking a bit ragged. Suddenly beds need weeding, flowers deadheading, the yard watering. August is
Home is reflection of our personality, include how used flowers as a taste of heart. Flowers can look beautiful if we smart to modify displaying it. Do you need a
The November floods dampened this year's spring flower season, and the results may trickle out of your pocket. There are fewer flowers rising from water-logged fields this year, and while
A flower and vegetable show is blooming.
The 88th annual Haworth, Oxenhope, Lees and Cross Roads Gardeners' and Allotment Holders' Association show - held on Sunday - was one of the
When new gardeners hear about "pinching" plants, they're understandably puzzled.
Just where do you pinch them? And why?
The "where" is the growing tip. You can literally pinch off the tip between
The Mineral County community Educational Outreach Service (C.E.O.S) announce the winners of the flower show held at the Mineral County Fair.
The “Best of Show' winners are: Limestone C.E.O.S. in Adult
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