Lindsay Dzielski’s family tends their garden with a healthy dose of play….
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Eve Wackett’s eclectic garden reflects important moments of her personal and professional life….
This month in the garden: August
During the heat of August, don’t feel guilty if you ditch a plant or two that are not performing. Besides, it just makes room to try something new….
The season with a reason
Western New York gardeners are a dedicated bunch, and with the Gardens Buffalo Niagara’s (GBN) season officially underway, every day counts….
Warmer, wetter, and weirder
The weather is changing, and with it our growing season….
Open Gardeners’ top tips
Hints and advice from Open Gardens gardeners—some of the region’s most knowledgeable and generous green thumbs. …
This month in the garden: July
Merciful chops, endless watering and the communal joys of the high season….
Oak wilt: A Q&A with Cornell’s John Farfaglia
Cornell’s John Farfaglia sat down with us to talk about a deadly new disease threatening local oak trees….
Blooms & Brews
This summer, the party is back that used to connect Buffalonians and visitors during July’s busy garden events….
Comeback kids: perennials we love
By Lauren Newkirk Maynard In my shade-loving, woodland-ish city yard, perennials rule. The plants popping up every year, and sometimes every other if biennial, delight me with their determination and consistency. Perennials can be workhorses in the garden, battling climate change, drought, soggy rain and certain pests (deer and rabbits, we see you). They can be grown in all levels of sun and shade, and provide blooms for cut arrangements or interesting foliage in shady spots. They can also help…
