It's about time! Wayne Winterrowd and Joe Eck, co-authors of A Year at North Hill : Four Seasons in a Vermont Garden and Living Seasonally: The Kitchen Garden and the Table at North Hill, and individually the authors of several more books and numerous magazine articles, finally have a website showcasing their wonderful garden, North [...]
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Did my plant die over the winter?
March 20, 2007 – Posted in: FAQ, Recommended LinksThat is the question--sorry, Hamlet. And White Flower Farm has some help with the answer: an article on Plants Slow to Break Dormancy. They have a lot of other articles in the Newsletter section of their Garden Help.
More cold climate info for gardeners
December 20, 2002 – Posted in: MiscellaneousAnother good source of information on cold climate gardening is the University of Minnesota Extension Service. Their online publications catalog is not organized for easy perusal, I'm afraid. Ornamental Grasses for Cold Climates is located under the Landscaping - Plant Selection. Roses for the North is under Flowers - Culture. It is probably better to [...]
Is it cold hardy? Online information for the cold climate gardener
December 16, 2002 – Posted in: MiscellaneousJust like you, Judy, "I like having an idea of whether [a plant] would turn to slime come April before I spend money on it." I'm always on the lookout for sources of information that keep me from reinventing the wheel. Woody Landscape Plant Cold-Hardiness Ratings, Technical Bulletin #156 from the Maine Agricultural and Forest [...]
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