5 Privacy Screen Options for WNC
At first, it seems like there are lots of options to use for a plant privacy screen in the Asheville […]
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DIY Potting Table Out of a Metro Shelf
DIY Potting Table Out of a Metro Shelf Here is a pretty neat project to do before the growing season
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Native Perennial Spotlight: Monarda (Bee Balm)
Native Perennial Spotlight: Monarda (Bee Balm) Monarda, commonly known as bee balm, is a genus of North American flowering plants
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Fizzy Mizzy: Making Sweetspire Cool Again
Fizzy Mizzy: Making Sweetspire Cool Again Itea virginica(sweetspire) is a versatile shrub native to the southeast United States. Almost impossible
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The Littlest Sun Hydrangea
The Littlest Sun Hydrangea Hydrangea paniculata are the easiest species of hydrangea to grow in Western North Carolina, and the
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5 Well Loved Plants in Asheville…That Deer Love Too
Oh, deer. Maybe the top garden pest in Western North Carolina. They get our vegetable gardens, they get our fruit
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9 Tips for Designing Your Western North Carolina Landscape
January is a great time to do a little landscape planning for the spring. February can be very up and
Mulch: The Key to a Green Thumb in WNC
A good mulch is simply the best thing you can do for your outdoor plants as well as improve the
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4 of Our Least Favorite Perennials in Asheville (2023)
4 of Our Least Favorite Perennials in Asheville (2023) 1. Stachys byzantina (Lambs Ear.) Admittedly, Lambs ear has some
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What to do with Fall Leaves in the Garden
Many people put off raking leaves until well into the winter months, or even spring when the motivation for yard