Pruning, Pinching, and Deadheading Perennial Plants Pruning, pinching, and deadheading perennial plants: It’s what you’ve gotta do if you want your ornamental garden looking and feeling great. Keep it right here to learn the tactics and their benefits. By John G. Stamos I’m new to gardening. I’ve pointed out this fact many times before. It’s […]
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My Garden Design Scheme If you’re up for it, have a look at my garden design scheme. It’s a fairly ambitious undertaking, but I’ve already gotten a pretty good jump on it. If features like limestone planters and retaining walls, heavy timber arbors, groovy waterfalls and ponds, and crazy-dense planting beds are your thing, then
Naturalizing Perennials in the Garden Scheme In “Naturalizing Perennials in the Garden Scheme,” we’ll take a look at the different ways ornamental perennial plants make themselves right at home in a cultivated garden. By John G. Stamos Some of you may have read my brief post on The Renaissance Garden Guy Facebook page a few
Premier Post Although I’m loath to refer to this, The Renaissance Garden Guy’s very first written feature, as a “post” (the term is SO minimizing), I’ll welcome readers toThe RGG’s “Premier Post,” as it really is just a short little introductory blurb. Here you go… By John G. Stamos Welcome to The Renaissance Garden Guy
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