Mid-Atlantic Gardening211 Stories
Gardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Chilean Jasmine
Heavenly scented white blooms are the draw with this alluring vine, a treat for gardens through summer and into fall
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Sea Holly
Its spiky appearance can be intimidating at first, but sea holly's range of climate tolerances and vivid color make it a landscape winner
Full StoryGardening GuidesMid-Atlantic Gardener: What to Do in June
Abundant sun is yielding bountiful blooms in the garden this month, but don't forget to watch for pests, package some seeds and plan ahead
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingGarden Musts for May
Mid-Atlantic Gardening Guide: Plant summer bulbs, pick off those stinkbugs and enjoy the flowering trees, wildflowers and more
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Ornamental Allium
Lollipop blooms on tall, leafless stems add an architectural element to gardens of all styles
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Tree: The Dove Tree
With distinctive fluttery flowers and a height that towers over the landscape, the dove tree provides a respite from the summer sun
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingGarden Musts for April
There's plenty to do in your garden this month without mucking around in the mud. Think seeds and let the rain do its work
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Euphorbia
The daring colors and low water needs of this tropical plant make it a favorite for injecting life into tired landscapes year-round
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingGarden Musts for March
Some toil in the soil this month will help ensure a blooming garden come summer, so dig out your shovel and bring on the mulch
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Plumbago
A multifacted ground cover with an enormous range, plumbago solves landscape problems with panache
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingGreat Design Tree: Star Magnolia
Winter-blooming magnolia is a stellar plant for all seasons
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