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A very simple centerpiece of mixed greens can last for several weeks. By changing the focal point of the design, it can look like a completely new arrangement as often as you like. Start with a block of floral foam. Cut it to fit snug in your container, and an inch or so higher than […]
Here they are—the 2012 PHS City Gardens Contest winners! Congratulations to all who participated. The judges were treated to so many wonderful gardens full of inspired plant combinations, innovative conservation techniques, and impeccable gardening practices. These winners were recognized at the 2012 PHS Fall Garden Festival at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, where PHS President Drew […]
Hurricane Sandy blew in with a fury that damaged many of our region’s trees. Some damaged trees are hazardous and in need of immediate attention, while others can recover with proper care. Approach any damaged tree with extreme caution. First: never approach or touch a tree that is touching or could fall on a utility […]
The education staff at PHS has a near-endless supply of DIY projects to share. Here’s one conjured up by Sally McCabe that’s both easy and affordable. If you want bang for your buck, this is surely something to attempt this weekend. To build a four-season container, the first thing you need is a container, one-gallon […]
PHS is now on Pinterest! As a way to improve the quality of life and create a sense of community through horticulture, we’ve created a set of pin boards that share farm-fresh recipes, inspiring floral designs, do-it-yourself tips for home and garden, and much more. Not only do we share our own ideas and pictures, […]
December 19, 2012 by Barb
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