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‘Anni Albers’ highlights the remarkable work of a woman who was overshadowed by her husband.
A trip to the Smithsonian Castle uncovers a model in foliage display and color harmonies.
A pear seedling selection named Bradford was cloned by the gazillion to become the ubiquitous street tree of America’s postwar suburban expansion. Then it turned invasive.
Eriophyid mites move from shrub to shrub on the breeze, wreaking havoc on large groupings of plants.
You could stumble across them in the garden, in the city park or on some beautiful mountain trail. Know what to look for.
They and others in the composite family come to the fore at the end of the season when we need flowers most.
As plants luxuriate in the tropical heat, their caretaker is refreshed by the impending makeover.
Almost three decades in, this horticultural gem keeps its mojo.