The Luck of the Iris: Caring for the Siberian Iris Colony That Never Stood a Chance Under normal circumstances, caring for a Siberian iris plant and its colony of fellow Siberian irises is a snap. These plants are hardy as hell and extremely forgiving of all sorts of less than ideal growing conditions. My own […]
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Humane Wildlife Removal and Relocation by Michiana Wildlife Removal & Repair, LLC As much as I love nature, there are times when I think that it can become a little intrusive. When certain agents of the natural world introduce themselves into my own not-so-natural-world, then certain logical steps must, in turn, be taken. Humane wildlife
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The Hostas and More May Tour Welcome to Garden Tours and The RGG Hostas and More May Tour. I’ll be your host for another misguided spin around my garden, where the hostas, groundcovers, and more all look great, and I do not. But hey, it ain’t all about me. It’s all about the plants. So
The RGG’s May Garden Tour 2024 Welcome to The RGG’s May Garden Tour 2024. Nothing tricky here, gang: just a little over six minutes of garden walkaround video, shot on May 2nd, with not too much of yours truly to be seen. Early May garden growth here in hardiness zone 5B/6A is always exciting, and
Flowers from Days Gone By Beginning with the printing of her first seed catalog in 1896, Miss Emma V. White of Minneapolis, Minnesota sold beautiful flower seeds to appreciative gardeners throughout the United States. Her lovingly illustrated catalogs were works of art in and of themselves, and they clearly conveyed to her customers Miss White’s
Planting Bare Root Roses Planting bare root roses is a snap. Learn how to do it by following this simple plan, and grow yourself some big, blooming, beautiful bushes. By John G. Stamos Table of Contents Introduction: Planting Bare Root Roses Greetings, all. I’ve got a pretty timely one for you today. Here in the
Sam Preston’s Spring Garden Tour 2024 Welcome to Sam Preston’s Spring Garden Tour 2024, straight out of West Yorkshire, UK, and hosted right here on The Renaissance Garden Guy. Take this mesmerizing video tour and experience for yourself the glorious health and resonant beauty of an award-winning English garden in springtime. By John G. Stamos
Know and Love the Celestial™ Northern Lights Viola The Celestial™ Northern Lights Viola is a cold-hardy, robust perennial violet that will bring beauty, color, and charm to partially sunny or partially shady areas of your garden. Plant this little beauty and you’ll soon find out that to know the Celestial™ Northern Lights Viola is to
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Granular Iron for Yellow Leaves on Indoor Plants Yellowing foliage on your indoor potted plants? An iron deficiency could be the problem. Read on to see what the right granular iron can do for those nasty yellow leaves. By John G. Stamos Table of Contents Introduction to Granular Iron for Yellow Leaves on Indoor Plants
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Creating and Maintaining a Garden Ecosystem: An Interview with UK Master Plantswoman Sam Preston Want to know how the pros do it? Keep it right here to learn how the incredibly talented Sam Preston goes about creating and maintaining a garden ecosystem. The award-winning master gardener returns to discuss the methodology and philosophy behind her
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