they can either be “potted up” to a larger container or transplanted directly out into the garden. Congrats – you’ve grown a ...

Growing your own garden transplants from seed may take some extra work, but it does have its advantages. You’ll have a much wider choice of species and cultivars since most garden centers have limited ...

This year I am planting a Civil War-era garden. I am an impulsive ... S.C., offers this rose and others from the war period. Select Seeds (www.selectseeds.com) in Union, Conn., ...

Early spring is a great time to begin scouting around the yard or garden ... seeds per year with the seeds remaining viable in the soil for up to 10 to 20 years. The seeds of multiflora rose ...