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On Gardening: Art & Sol Mangave collection grows

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If you have been on the fence about trying one of the Art & Sol Mangave varieties at your home, Moonglow will seal the deal. Moonglow is one of four selections that will make their debut in 2026 and bring the collection to 10.

If you are on the fence, I see that as a good thing because at least you have heard of Mangave, that totally new plant ...Read more

The Greener View: Ragweeds Are the Culprit Behind Hay Fever

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Ragweeds are in the Ambrosia genus in the aster family. There are about 50 species of ragweed. Most grow in the desert areas of the American Southwest and Mexico. Some species have been spread around the world, where they are now invasive species. The common name is based on the fact that the leaves may look ragged. The genus name of Ambrosia ...Read more

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On Gardening: Crème Brulee is eye candy for the landscape

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Crème Brulee looks to be like a rare colored dessert for the landscape in 2026. It is the newest selection in the Heart to Heart series of caladiums. I've been wanting to get my hands on some bulbs, and now I look a little like the Yorkie that chased down the car. As in, what do I do with it?

Heart to Heart Crème Brulee caladium is promoted ...Read more

The Greener View: Fall Flower Bed Care

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Q: How do I prepare my small flower bed for winter? I have a few black-eyed Susans that look pretty scary right now. Do I cut the tops off or what? I have some dead-looking petunias. Should I just pull them up and fill in the area with new soil or mulch?

A: Fall is often a better time to prepare flower and vegetable garden beds for new crops ...Read more

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On Gardening: Luscious Basket Tangeglow is lantana perfection

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The Garden Guy fell in love with Luscious Basket Tangeglow lantana last year after seeing it in recipes at Young’s Plant Farm Annual Garden Tour in Auburn, Alabama. The colors were so incredible. Like the name suggests, it is a Tangerine that seems to be glowing. Proven winners officially call it Peach, Orange and Yellow.

You might wonder if ...Read more

The Greener View: Lichens, Algae and Fungus Gnats

Gardening / Jeff Rugg /

Q: There is a mossy growth on the lower portion of the tree trunks in our neighborhood. It grows in circles and is in a variety of colors. Is it harmful to our trees?

A: You are describing an interesting plant called a lichen. Lichens are actually a combination of a fungus and algae. The fungus needs the algae's photosynthesis ability to ...Read more

 

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