Garden Adventurer: Caryopteris for Cary
Having been here long enough to feel almost indigenous, I do like most things Cary-related, and this preference has even pulled me to a…
Read MoreHaving been here long enough to feel almost indigenous, I do like most things Cary-related, and this preference has even pulled me to a…
Read MoreSometimes a weird name is the best way to describe an unusual flower. Take turtlehead (Chelone sp.), for example. Its hooded blossoms do —…
Read MorePSSST! Ya wanna know a secret about me? Well, please don’t tell anyone, but every summer, I do enjoy watching naked ladies romp in…
Read MoreI used to grow purple coneflowers, but don’t anymore. It isn’t that they have fallen out of favor with me — what’s not to…
Read MoreWith the arrival of spring, many gardeners are undoubtably scratching their itch to get the veggie patch going by planting tomatoes. Yep, nothing like…
Read MoreI don’t have any problem being a cheapskate gardener. So, when I find a plant that looks great and tastes good — call-it a…
Read MoreAfter all the Christmas baubles and bangles have been put away, the ol’ homestead often seems void of cheerful color. The garden is normally…
Read MoreWith apologies to Shakespeare, when it comes to tulips, to grow or not to grow — that is the question. While there are some…
Read MoreThe Triangle Parade of Homes is an annual, free tour that is open to the public. It is one of the best ways to…
Read MoreWhen Aimee Nugent and her family moved to Apex, they were on the hunt for a new-construction home in a new neighborhood. They wanted…
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