An RGG Winter Garden Tour If you can put up with yours truly in live-action video form for five minutes and a few seconds, than this RGG winter garden tour vid just might be tolerable. It’s got a few flowers, a few green shoots, and not too much me. Hey, it’s five minutes long. What’ve […]
Get to Know the Missouri Evening Primrose Like a secret shared by a lover, one of the most beautiful blooms in my garden first reveals itself at night, and it remains on luminous display throughout the following morning all the way into the afternoon. This ethereal yellow flower floats in the darkness before dawn, and
Acidifying Soil in Winter in the Midwest Acidifying soil in winter in the Midwest (or anywhere else) doesn’t need to be complicated. Using the right product is way more than half the battle. By John G. Stamos Table of Contents Acidifying Soil in Winter in the Midwest: An Introduction Greetings, readers and subscribers. I’ve got
20 Awesome Holiday Gift Ideas for the Gardener(s) in Your Life From gardening implements and accessories, to hand and finger care, to books, to construction tools, to seeds and bareroot plants… this comprehensive list has got all of the best holiday gift ideas for the gardener, or gardeners, in your life. By John G. Stamos
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Help Your Tropical Plants Recover from Relocation Shock Plants can go into shock just as animals do. Plant shock resulting from relocation is really a thing, and it happens frequently to tropical plants, or those that are hardy only down to zone 9 or above, that are moved indoors after spending all summer out on
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5 Great Bulbs for Fall Planting Searching for ideas for some great bulbs for fall planting? Look no further! These old standbys are reliable as clockwork, super easy to plant, even easier to care for, and are true garden beauties. By John G. Stamos Greetings, gang, and welcome back. Today, the topic is great bulbs
12 Questions with Cathy Allen of IvyGate Flower Farm The master gardener and grower discusses, among other things, the pros and cons (believe it or not, there are some cons) of translating over a half-century of gardening experience into a successful floral business. Cathy Allen explains what it takes to make an enterprise like IvyGate
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A West Yorkshire Garden Tour In this week’s feature, we’ll travel to the United Kingdom to take a very special West Yorkshire garden tour. The video we’ll watch of this astounding, award-winning English garden is hosted by the amazingly talented and hardworking master gardener who’s created most of it (and who’s in the process of
Readers, Show Me Your Gardens!!! 2023 Welcome to The Renaissance Garden Guy’s “Readers, Show Me Your Gardens!!! 2023” feature. I’ve been looking forward to this all year, and although we’re off to a late start, this year’s edition is incredible. Let’s break it down: 1) Forty RGG readers, each one of them an amazing gardener. 2)
A Tour of a New England Garden Today, we’ll take a tour of an amazing New England garden, with the fabulously talented (and immensely kind and incredibly hardworking) gardener behind its design and implementation as our very special host. When you take a stroll through these grounds, you’ll see exactly the kind of glorious results
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