For effective fall clean-up gardening in southeastern Pennsylvania, consider the following tips gathered from various reliable sources: General Fall Preparation: According to the Hoffman Design Group, autumn is an ideal time for landscaping enhancements, such as planting trees and shrubs. The period from September to November offers the best opportunities for these additions. Thus, useContinue reading “Fall Gardening Clean-Up”
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Invasives
Invasive species often appear attractive because they have evolved in a way that helps them thrive in their new environments. The traits that make them visually appealing can contribute to their spread by attracting pollinators or making them desirable for cultivation. However, it’s important to remember that the beauty of an invasive species does notContinue reading “Invasives”
April Showers
April showers play a crucial role in the ecosystem of Pennsylvania, especially in preparing the soil for planting and sustaining plant life throughout the growing season. As the saying goes, “April showers bring May flowers,” highlighting the significance of precipitation during this time of year. In Pennsylvania, the arrival of April showers marks the transitionContinue reading “April Showers”
Exploring the Beauty of Native Plants in Southeast PA During February
February in Southeast Pennsylvania may seem like a quiet month for plant life, but native flora has its own unique charm during this season. Despite the cold temperatures, several native plants showcase resilience and contribute to the region’s biodiversity. One notable native plant is the Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana), an evergreen tree that retainsContinue reading “Exploring the Beauty of Native Plants in Southeast PA During February”
Martha Washington Garden Club 