When Missy Corley moved into her cozy Easton home in 2010, the tenth-acre plot featured a small front lawn with a smattering of plants tucked off to the side. As a youngster, Corley enjoyed her family home’s landscaped yard, but...
Read MoreDo you ever wonder what’s involved in creating the fascinating new cultivars (varieties) of your favorite plants? Whether it be flowers or vegetables, new varieties are created by cross-pollenating two different varieties. There...
Read MoreWhile big, showy displays may have garnered the most attention at the Philadelphia Flower Show in March, few of them are reproducible in your own garden space without the help of a professional landscaper. One class of entries...
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The signs of spring are everywhere from the sounds of spring peepers in the woods to the red hues...
Read MoreYou might have seen a strange glass object in an antique store or florist shop that you can’t identify. It was glass, round, and had a bunch of holes in it, much like a honeycomb. This is called a flower frog, and is a device...
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