By Kathy Bergmann, Weston Nurseries StaffPlants are like people – they are easily fooled by unseasonably warm weather, and we

By Jim Connolly, MCH, MCLP One of the first passages of spring activities is getting out and accessing what we

Known as the “Showboat” of houseplants by the American Begonia Society, Begonia rex has recently become en-vogue for its showy

Dank and dreary, dark and dismal. Those are typical terms we New Englanders use to describe January’s lackluster landscape. Particularly

You’ve probably noticed them around your porch light at night– swarms of grey-winged moths clinging to screens and siding on

Reduce mowing height to 3 inches, and and begin mulching and raking leaves as they fall. This helps to fortify the turf