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In early spring the sunshine and warmer temperatures can tempt you to go outside and plant, plant, plant.  But be cautious – we may still have a l

Random Acts of Planting with Seed Balls by Donna Rouch, Second Vice President, NGC

Sometimes, you simply need to work with a plant for a number of years before you suddenly “discover” its beauty and come to appreciate that plant.  This plant may not provi

When I was young, we lived in Thailand and my mother (who grew up in Milwaukee) would buy very cheap houseplants and orchids from the market.

Some prominent memorials to Nebraska's military veterans are in a sorry state.

As plants flower and set seed and fruit ripens on the vine, think of what seeds can be saved for next year. Saving seeds can be easy and cost effective.

Pat Neasbitt                           &…

Spring is officially here and brings hope with a chance to start over.

Spring has finally, officially arrived after the craziest weather imaginable this past year. Of course, we can say that every year.

Many flower gardens look great in spring and early summer but begin to look a little frazzled, just like the gardener, when the summer sun beats down.