Marianne Binetti answers all of your lawn questions, including “Does it really matter if the lawn food says ‘Fall and Winter’ lawn food?”
Marianne Binetti answers all of your lawn questions, including “Does it really matter if the lawn food says ‘Fall and Winter’ lawn food?”
September is the month to clear away the old, the weary and sad and refresh the garden with plants that celebrate the change of seasons.
September is the month to clear away the old, the weary and sad and refresh the garden with plants that celebrate the change of seasons.
This week, Marianne Binetti features shrubs, trees and groundcovers for the low water use landscapes. These plants will need extra water, mulching and care the first summer after the are planted.
This week, Marianne Binetti features shrubs, trees and groundcovers for the low water use landscapes. These plants will need extra water, mulching and care the first summer after the are planted.
Some perennials and annual plants will be looking great this week and these are the ones that are drought and heat resistant.
Some perennials and annual plants will be looking great this week and these are the ones that are drought and heat resistant.
In a continuation of summer garden inspiration from last week, here more ideas to borrow from the great gardens of England:
In a continuation of summer garden inspiration from last week, here more ideas to borrow from the great gardens of England:
After a recent visit leading a tour to see some of the great gardens of England, here are Marianne Binetti’s take home ideas to consider for your landscape.
After a recent visit leading a tour to see some of the great gardens of England, here are Marianne Binetti’s take home ideas to consider for your landscape.
During the first week of July, patriotic flower gardens are in the spotlight. Now is the time to celebrate a revolution with more summer color.
During the first week of July, patriotic flower gardens are in the spotlight. Now is the time to celebrate a revolution with more summer color.
Here are some things to know about growing roses in Western Washington.
Here are some things to know about growing roses in Western Washington.
The fourth week of May is time to check the roses for aphid, plant more vegetables seeds and transplants and continue to add annuals, perennials and shrubs to the landscape.
The fourth week of May is time to check the roses for aphid, plant more vegetables seeds and transplants and continue to add annuals, perennials and shrubs to the landscape.
The third week of May is time to worry if you see trees and shrubs that still have not leafed out and look bare and dormant, with a few exceptions.
The third week of May is time to worry if you see trees and shrubs that still have not leafed out and look bare and dormant, with a few exceptions.
