It's a good time to plant berries, so find out some alternatives that you might not have thought of. Skip to content. NOWCAST News 9 at 10:00. ... Grow it Green: Planting berries ...

It’s hard to imagine the winter holidays without holly and its shiny green leaves and cheery red berries. The use of holly as decoration has its origin in pagan culture but was readily adopted ...

One parameter that most gardeners want included in a landscape plan is winter color. Since we live in a temperate zone, we have to include evergreens such as yew, juniper, some viburnums, fir and ...

You might want more of your houseplants than just being green. Perhaps you would like some flowers and aroma from a jasmine plant. Poet’s jasmine (sometimes called winter jasmine) makes a nice ...

Q. I bought two species of potato vine, Solanum jasminoides and S. seaforthiana. The latter produced its lovely lavender blooms followed by green berries that ripened to red. These berries ...

The easiest method to propagate jasmine is from cuttings in spring and early summer when there is new green growth on the plant. Take several 6- to 8-inch stem cuttings from a healthy plant ...

This small evergreen shrub's berries hang on through winter -- and they're edible, as well. Skip to Article. ... Looking for a rainbow of berries? Plant Chilean wintergreen . Updated: Nov. 04, ...

I would like to plant ones that have berries, some for me and some for birds and other wildlife. What do you suggest? Answer : Even in our cold zone 3 climate there are many from which to choose.

“To me, the garden is a doorway to other worlds … one of them, of course, is the world of birds. The garden is their dinner table, bursting with bugs and worms and succulent berries.&#8… ...