It is hard not to play favorites. I admit to having favorite areas within The Scott Arboretum. The...
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Plants of the Week – February 27
Edgeworthia chrysantha ‘Nanjing Gold’ is in bloom! This particular plant receives the benefit of...
Plants of the Week – February 20
Rohdea japonica, with linear strap-like leaves, is an ideal evergreen candidate for dry shade....
Plants of Week – February 13
Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Strawberries and Cream’ bears atypical bicolor pale yellow and red flowers...
Plants of the Week – February 6
Flower buds of Edgeworthia chrysantha, suspended like silver ornaments, provide promise of the...
New and Selected Poems, Volume 2
Mary Oliver is one of the most celebrated poets of our time. Her decades of poetry are gathered...
Plants of the Week – January 30
Looking for a spreading evergreen groundcover for the shade? Consider Epimedium perralchicum...
Going Bananas for Musa and Ensete
Whether winter be mild or harsh, short days and cold temperatures leave many aching for spring and...
Plants of the Week – January 16
Regarded as the hardiest palm, Rhapidophyllum hystrix, or needle palm, is a small, shrubby palm...
Sorbus alnifolia
Now that the brisk temperatures of January are setting in, I have noticed trees and shrubs showing...
Plants of Week – January 9
Camellia Forest Nursery considers Prunus mume ‘Fragrant Snow’ to be the best white-flowering...
The Unsettling of America: Culture & Agriculture
By Wendell Berry Wendell Berry is a farmer, poet, and visionary whose book The Unsettling of...
Plants of the Week – January 2
The early part of the winter has turned out to be relatively mild in the Delaware River Valley. ...
Asparagus schoberioides
During the winter chill, gardeners are often caught daydreaming of warm weather and the colors of...
Plants of the Week – December 19
Japanese forest grass, Hakonechloa macra, adds grace and fluidity to the garden. Recent...
NAPCC Collections at the Scott Arboretum
In the Nov/Dec 2011 issue of the American Gardener there is a wonderful article describing the...
Juniperus virginiana – Another Look
Personal appreciation for specific plants ebbs and flows as time progresses. This may be a product...
A Country Year: Living the Questions
by Sue Hubbell For those of us that have made the time and space in our lives for regular...