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We are reprinting Pat Chadwick’s excellent article on fall-blooming bulbs from 2016. If you plan it right, you can have… Read More »Fall-Blooming Bulbs and Other Late-Season Oddities

Fans of “Cheers” might remember when kale literally was a punchline. In the ensuing 34 years, however, kale’s popularity has… Read More »Kale

September is a busy month for committed edibles gardeners. Key tasks include harvesting, cleaning up spent crop vegetation, final planting… Read More »September in the Edible Garden

August is busy in the edible garden as we enjoy harvesting summer vegetables while making new plantings of fall crops.… Read More »August in the Edible Garden

Garden centers offer many shorter, compact perennial choices these days for use in landscapes with limited gardening space. But if… Read More »Tall Perennials in the Landscape

When you think of moths, what comes to mind? Maybe you remember the annoying ones beating against the porch light… Read More »The Magic of Moths

    PMG Speakers Bureau: Saving Dark Skies August 6 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm   Light pollution is… Read More »Upcoming Events

August is a close second to July for being the hottest, muggiest month of the year in the Mid-Atlantic area.… Read More »August in the Ornamental Garden

What is a weed and what harm do weeds do? For the gardener’s purposes, a weed is frequently defined as… Read More »Weed Management

As any gardener knows from experience, July’s heat and humidity can dampen our enthusiasm for working in the garden.  However,… Read More »The Ornamental Garden in July