Janit

Great article, Billy! But thanks for that name of that Miscanthus. I had to leave that behind at the old place and so wanted another one - AND have the room for it! ;o)

Thank you for highlighting the mini gardens, Billy! The miniature garden hobby is a great entry point for all new gardeners, and a good one for the kids. They will remember that forever and more than likely go back to it later in life - by my experience.

Only one question though, oh, garden guru you: are marshmallows biodegradable?? LOl...;o)

Hi! Boo! Just wanted to thank you for the updates, Billy! It really was the next best thing to being there - loved the audio idea to add another dimension to it all... keep rockin' the garden world....;o)

Oh man! Here I was, having visions of little baby tennis balls too... ;o)

Hey, thanks for clarifying that this is about the east coast nurseries.

Gardening just doesn't stop here in Seattle and in the great Northwest! Our nurseries (and mine too!) actually stock up on new evergreens and fresh broadleaf nursery stock every September to get ready for the fall planting season. We put wonderful combos of dwarf conifers together for seasonal pots that are just great to decorate throughout the holidays. Year 'round fun in the garden!