By Jennifer Smith Fair warning, these plants can be quite generous! Most gardeners are familiar with plants that need division every few years. Hostas, lilies and iris are sure to come to mind. Having plants that contribute new offsprings makes it easier and certainly more cost effective to create a lush garden. The downside is... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk You may have seen a girl selling flowers at the corner of West Villa Place and South Fort Thomas Avenue. Perhaps you’ve stopped to buy zinnias from a young entrepreneur with a smile that could brighten any day. If so, you’ve already met Josie Soltes. If not, you may get the chance... Continue Reading →
By Peter Wimberg The heat is on. It’s hot in the gardens — that’s to be expected for summer, but I’m thinking of a different heat, the heat that implies a sense of urgency. The other day I was reflecting on how impressive the interstate exchange was by my office. The native grasses and flowers... Continue Reading →
