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A small tree packed with color.

A spring ephemerals that loves a spot under a deciduous tree.

If you can take the heat, try growing ghost peppers.

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When you look up at your favorite cedar tree and notice a gray-green scaly mat covering its branches, you’re likely to think, “Well, that tree’s a goner.”

Three methods of starting seeds indoors.

Give those big red geraniums a pass this year and find a scented one instead.