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    With spring now upon us, a multitude of magnolias and cherries have burst into bloom...

Dream catchers were traditionally used as talismans to protect sleeping people, usually children,...

A welcome sight to beckon in spring each year are the blossoms of Prunus mume, commonly known as...

Helleborus x ballardiae ‘Coseh 800’ is a selection of H. x ballardiae from Germany notable for its...

With the gray and rainy weeks blending together, it’s a great time to refresh your senses with the...

One of my favorite horticultural pastimes in the winter is observing the architecture of trees. ...

The white to pale pink flowers of Prunus subhirtella open intermittently from autumn through...

The wintertime is often thought to be a dull time of year in the garden. However, against the...

  While a majority of autumn color has been lackluster this fall, Taxodium distichum, the...

Helianthus salicifolius, the willow-leaved sunflower, is a South-central United States native...

  How do you mark the transition from summer to autumn in the garden? Is it the ripening of...

Adding color to the dry shade behind Kohlberg Hall is Astilbe ‘Chocolate Shogun’. This maroon...

Guest Author: Rosemary Grogan, 2019 summer intern Rosa ‘KORfeining’ (MaxiVitaⓇ Rose) Rosa...

Guest Author: Rosemary Gorgan - 2019 summer intern Verbena bonariensis  Verbena bonariensis (tall...

Guest Author: Rosemary Grogan, 2019 summer intern     Campsis grandiflora ‘Morning Calm’ If...

Guest Author: Ben Hitz – summer intern Echinacea purpurea (purple coneflower) E. purpurea is an...

Guest Author: Ben Hitz – summer intern Kalmia latifolia (Mountain-laurel) This Eastern U.S. native...

Guest Author: Anna Claire Cunningham - summer intern Phlox ‘Wanda’ hybrid phlox   This hybrid...