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A new project from the Garden Clubs of Illinois is hoping to halt the diminishing numbers of monarch butterflies.
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This is our “Ideas Issue,” designed to be a keeper, although of course we hope you keep all of our issues. So to get this ...
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At some point in a gardener’s life, he or she will likely come across the writings and photographs of the renowned gardener ...
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"Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to another season of exciting action! I’m Bud Blast–“ “–And I’m Hort Holler–“ “And ...
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If you are reading this article, you are probably already aware that monarch butterfly numbers in Illinois are way down.
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I start ‘Dragon Wing’ begonia from seed under grow lights. What other begonias can I use to cross-pollinate with the ‘Dragon Wing’ so I can collect my own seeds?
I have two 20-year-old pine trees whose needles are turning brown on the west side of the plants. On the east side I have a compost pile.
I live in the St. Charles region and my soil is mostly clay. What is causing the browning? Should I get rid of the compost? How do I correct the damage?
I have some peonies that I want to transplant but cannot plant them in their permanent place until next spring when our new house will be built. Can I dig them now and transplant them again next spring?
