As summer morphs into fall and the warmth of the sun is tempered by crisper air there are still plenty of flowers to brighten our gardens and some of them

While June is known as pollinator month and plants for pollinators get a promotional boost, pollinators need food throughout the growing season, and this is where Agastache comes in with

Spring really does bring out both the good and bad. Here we have another three plants that are not desirable in gardens, particularly as two of them are on Massachusetts’s

Most of us are familiar with dandelions, those bright yellow, daisy-like flowers that pop up all of a sudden as spring temperatures warm.  Taraxacum officinale, as it is botanically known,

Kalanchoe are a popular group of houseplants with a somewhat tricky name to pronounce but break it down into chunks and it’s easy: cal-an-co-ee. They are succulents mostly hailing from Madagascar

By the time we are in March New England gardeners are often itching to get outdoors and grow something. Some of us may have scratched that itch by sowing seeds

Snake plant, mother-in-law’s or devil’s tongue, ribbon plant and friendship tree are just some of the common names for this houseplant. Even botanically it can cause confusion as for many