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2 chances to ogle orchids without dying in a jungle

Sonia Day February 6, 2010

Remember Cattleyas? They're the orchids that our grandmothers used to wear as corsages.

Clivia hybridizer is no ordinary Joe

Sonia Day February 4, 2010

All gardeners develop particular passions. I'm crazy about clivias, because it's unbelievably exciting when they deign to bloom. Their big sprays of...

Choose veggies carefully, then pare back

Susan Reimer February 3, 2010

The number of home gardeners jumped by almost 40 per cent last season, but nearly half of them won’t be back this year. Most probably found...

They may look artificial, but Anthurium flowers are both real and local

Sonia Day January 30, 2010

Anthuriums are an acquired taste. For years, I gave them the cold shoulder because their heart-shaped leaves (called spathes) seem so weird.

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2 chances to ogle orchids without dying in a jungle

Sonia Day February 6, 2010

Remember Cattleyas? They're the orchids that our grandmothers used to wear as corsages.

Sonia Day February 4, 2010

All gardeners develop particular passions. I'm crazy about clivias, because it's unbelievably exciting when they deign to bloom. Their big sprays of tangerine...

Susan Reimer February 3, 2010

The number of home gardeners jumped by almost 40 per cent last season, but nearly half of them won’t be back this year. Most probably found vegetable gardening...

Fruit and vegetables

Choose vegetable garden plants carefully, and then pare back. (Algerina Perna/Baltimore Sun/MCT)

Choose veggies carefully, then pare back

Susan Reimer February 3, 2010

The number of home gardeners jumped by almost 40 per cent last season, but nearly half of them won’t be back this year. Most probably found vegetable gardening...

Susan Reimer January 22, 2010

If you missed the vegetable gardening bandwagon last season, don't worry. There is plenty of time to jump on for 2010, and we're here to help.

Sonia Day November 26, 2009

Beautiful bay. I wonder why more people don't use this aromatic herb as a mini-Christmas tree. The evergreen leaves are shiny and elegant, they smell wonderful and...

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2 chances to ogle orchids without dying in a jungle

Sonia Day February 6, 2010

Remember Cattleyas? They're the orchids that our grandmothers used to wear as corsages.

Sonia Day February 4, 2010

All gardeners develop particular passions. I'm crazy about clivias, because it's unbelievably exciting when they deign to bloom. Their big sprays of tangerine...

Sonia Day January 30, 2010

Anthuriums are an acquired taste. For years, I gave them the cold shoulder because their heart-shaped leaves (called spathes) seem so weird.

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