Ranunculus, with their layered, crepe-like petals that explode in blooms of red, yellow, orange, white and pink, are cheery in the Fall and equally festive in the Spring. The bright beauties spread their rainbow
The Rainbow Joy of Ranunculus
Digging for Gold
Want to brighten up your succulent clusters just in time for Spring? Consider this “Fine Gold Sedum,” aka Sedum hispanicum var. minus aureum, which adds tiny, feathery-yellow spots of color either to your containers
Harbingers of Spring
Steve Hampson with "Ice Follies" Daffodils at Roger's Gardens
Steve Hampson has been planting daffodils since he was a little boy growing up in New York. When Hampson moved to California nine years ago to join Roger’s Gardens
Hot Tips from TomatoMania!
TomatoMania seedlings sale at Roger's Gardens
If I could successfully grow one vegetable every summer in my garden, it would be tomatoes. Forget the eggplant, corn and celery. Just let me pick warm, sun-ripened tomatoes off the vine as early
Janine Robinson
Janine Robinson is a freelance writer and editor who started the popular blog on gardening and outdoor living ideas, called Laguna Dirt. She also is the managing editor of Pelican Hill magazine, which is a luxury lifestyle magazine
