Winter Garden Care Tips for December

Other Videos

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  May Gardening Tips

  Dave gives you an advance look at the tasks you'll need to perform in May to keep your yard and garden looking good and in tip top shape.
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  Identifying Four Invasive Plants

  Dave and Scott LaFleur, Senior Horticulturist at New England Wild Flower Society's Garden In the Woods, talk about how to identify and remove four types of invasive plants. Scott also offers suggestions for plants you could use as substitutes for invasives in your garden.
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  Weeding in Hard-to-Reach Places

  If you're growing vegetables like cabbage -- vegetables that leaf out close to the ground -- it can be difficult to weed near them. Learn about some of the tools that can help you remove weeds in hard-to-reach places.
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  How to Clean and Care for Garden Tools

  Extend the life of your gardening tools using these simple cleaning techniques.
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  What happens during the florist consultation?

  In this video, Gerry Rogers, co-owner of Petal’s Edge Floral Design in Alexandria, Virginia, discusses how to hire a florist for your wedding. This video series reviews how to find a florist, discusses differences between flower shops and event florists, suggests how to prepare for the consultation and to budget for wedding flowers, and finally, reviews expectations of what happens after the florist is hired.
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  Learning About Trillium

  As we learned in the first Growing Wisdom Trillium video, Trillium can take seven years to produce flowers. But they're unusual for other reasons, too. Scott LaFleur, Botanic Garden Director for the New England Wild Flower Society, tells us more about the curious structure of the Trillium plant and the interesting way it propagates itself.