By dave August 8, 2015 | The August 2015 Not-A-Raffle-Raffle! You're never going to believe this awesome raffle. There will be 15 winners - our most ever! Come in, take a look, and buy your tickets! (1,164 words - Read the full article) |
By dave August 7, 2015 | Summer Vegetables Celebration Wrapup We're nearing the end of our Summer Veggies Week, and it was a great one! Let's have a look at some of the highlights from the week. (202 words - Read the full article) |
By profesora August 6, 2015 | Searching for a More Productive Method of Growing Tomatoes Tomatoes are a prized commodity for me because I annually can 10 to 12 gallons of salsa in various degrees of spiciness. (630 words - Read the full article) |
By BookerC1 August 6, 2015 | Freeze Whole Tomatoes Have a bumper crop of tomatoes, but no time to deal with them right away? Freeze for later! (73 words - Read the full article) |
By ediblelandscapingsc August 5, 2015 | Romanesco, the Unearthly Vegetable Sometimes a plant just stops you in your tracks. Romanesco is one of those plants both in the garden and on your plate. (474 words - Read the full article) |
By farmerdill August 4, 2015 | Of Cowpeas, Butterbeans and Okra August here in Georgia is tough on vegetables.Triple-digit temps drive us all to seeking a little shade. The spring vegetables are long gone, summer vegetables are going into intermission, snd corn is in the freezer. But there are a few that love it, the foremost being cowpeas, butter beans, and okra. (334 words - Read the full article) |
By ediblelandscapingsc August 3, 2015 | Asparagus, the Perennial Vegetable That Keeps Giving How would you like to plant a vegetable once and harvest it repeatedly for 20 years or more? With Asparagus you can do just that. (558 words - Read the full article) |
By Newyorkrita August 2, 2015 | Use Q-Tips To Pollinate Summer Squash A lack of bees in the early spring means that your summer squash might not develop. Help them out by pollinating those flowers yourself. (172 words - Read the full article) |
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Subject | OP | Area | Replies |
OT~Porch Swing | Char | Daylilies forum | 137 |
August, 2015 Blooms | ARoseblush | Daylilies forum | 118 |
Our Orchid blooms in August 2015 | Ursula | Orchids forum | 60 |
Iris Talk - Why am I so drawn to . . . . | Denman55 | Irises forum | 59 |
Schreiner's gift certificate | pirl | Irises forum | 51 |
what non plant things would you add to your garden/irises/yards | creativeclover | Irises forum | 37 |
August - Seedlings 2015 | Char | Daylilies forum | 34 |
Does anyone grow Creeping Phlox ? | Denman55 | Perennials forum | 34 |
What should I expect? | beckygardener | Soil and Compost forum | 32 |
I've always loved Klehm's Song Sparrow Nursery. I had great success with clematis from them that I planted at my first house. I recently took advantage of a special they had: Buy two, get one free. I had forgotten how really, really nice their plants are. They also have a great website that I find very easy to navigate and full of useful information. Here is my latest purchase
Quality peonies true to name. Always willing to answer questions and excellent customer service. One of my favorite places to obtain peonies. Their catalog descriptions are on point, and when Carol Adelman says a peony is special, you better believe it.
Have placed many orders over the years with The Lily Nook. High quality bulbs and when there has been a mistake (a very rare occurrence), they made it right. I love the selection too.
Kind person and dedicated hybridizer. Purchased many plants of both peonies and daylilies and always true to name with excellent quality and honesty. I love that each plant has very specific information detailed in it. Your purchase is most certainly an informed one. Can't say enough good about this place.
We keep growing, because ATP is where all the excitement is these days! Check out these numbers from last week: