Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Geraniums
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I’m Charlie Nardozzi and this is the Vermont Garden Journal. I’ve always try to get creative on Mother’s Day with unique gifts for mom, but this year I’m going traditional. I’m giving her geraniums. Pelargoniums have been know as old fashioned flowers, but they’re really making a comeback. With new leaf and flower colors, geraniums will surprise you.Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Artichoke
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This week on The Vermont Garden Journal, all about artichokes!Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Coral Bells
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Coral bells are the National Garden Bureau’s perennial flower of the year.Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Paw Paws
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Paw paw is a temperate climate relative of tropical fruits such as cherimoya. It’s native to the Eastern United States, hardy to zone 5, and grows wild as an understory tree in the forest.Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Spring Wildflowers
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What kinds of spring wildflowers can we look for? Charlie Nardozzi spots a few this week on The Vermont Garden Journal.Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: The Emerald Ash Borer
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Have you wondered what those purple boxes in the trees are? Charlie explains. And we learn what to do with an overgrown zucchini.Vermont Garden Journal
Vermont Garden Journal: Big Bad Beetles
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These beetles don’t harmonize, they decimate. Flea, cucumber, potato, and asparagus are all beetles that love your veggies. Charlie Nardozzi offers some organic controls this week on The Vermont Garden Journal.Vermont Garden Journal
Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Things are getting hot on the Vermont Garden Journal this week. Red hot chili peppers are in the spotlight and they range in strength from mild to so-strong-they-are-used-for-national-defense.Vermont Garden Journal
