Allan Armitage offers his take on why despite garden centers being closed or limited in many states, people are still clamoring to be outside and in the garden.
Contributing Editor Allan Armitage (Dr. A) and Greenhouse Grower Editor Janeen Wright discuss some new plant varieties to keep an eye on for 2021 from Darwin Perennials, PanAmerican Seed, Burpee Seed, Syngenta Flowers, and Green Fuse Botanicals.
Dr. Allan Armitage says it’s important to let people know that so many of the plants we sell can do many things at the same time.
As a lifetime fan of annuals, I try to keep up with what my neighbors and local landscapers are doing with these plants. Here are the trends I am seeing.
“We need not cower. Let’s all of us spread the word that gardening is one of the few exercises people can enjoy without fear. “
Greenhouse Grower Editors Janeen Wright and Allan Armitage discuss how important it is to get children interested in gardening, and why making this happen starts with getting parents interested.
The idea of plants solving garden problems has been making the rounds for years, but without the passion the concept deserves.
Dr. Allan Armitage says the joy of plants could and should be shared with children of all ages.
Allan Armitage says patio gardening, an embrace of natives, and protection of pollinators are just some of the big horticulture trends shaping 2020.
Dr. A has been writing for Greenhouse Grower pretty much since its inception, and all these years later, his words of wisdom continue to inspire.
Allan Armitage weighs in on some new, lesser-known varieties that he hopes will find a place on retail shelves next year.
Allan Armitage offers his take on new perennial offerings that have caught his eye because of the role they can play in solution gardening.
By far, hydrangeas are the trending plants of choice in Midwest gardens. But there are plenty other selections worth a look for the landscape.