Many people think that as cooler autumn temperatures creep in, it's time to stop gardening and start putting our gardens to bed for the winter. Not so! Fall is an ideal time for planting.
Hibiscus are confusing. Especially in the North. So let's take a closer look at the three most common hibiscus plants found in New England gardens.
Gardeners often focus on installing Perennials for a pollinator-friendly garden, but did you know that many Annuals are also pollinator favorites?
Celia Thaxter’s Appledore Island garden has been brought to land! A sampling of her garden has been installed in Portsmouth’s Prescott Park, where you can see it for free.
What should you put in containers, window boxes, and beds to make them last all spring and summer, and maybe even into early fall? Here are our top picks.
For many of us, plant lust hits hard in June. Here's a little eye candy from the nursery to help you scratch that itch.
Let us know when you’d like them to be ready for pick up, and we’ll do the dirty work for you!
Heidi teaches us how to make your own spring containers with bulbs, pansies, and violas.
We'll walk you through the basic differences between Annual, Perennial, and Biennial for a New England garden.
Find out what Proven Winners chose for their 2021 National Recipes and Plants of the Year.
Love warm colors? Reds, yellows, corals, and coppers? Learn how to choose warm-toned plants for your porch containers this Spring.
Here are some quick tips on designing your own containers for any season.
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Here are 12 recipes from Pleasant View Gardens and Proven Winners to get you inspired for beautiful porch pots, patio planters, and more!