By JIMMY ROGERS Each year, April surprises and delights me. A fresh flush of rich foliage replaces the tired, semi-evergreen
By: Angie Latham Kozlowski Laurel gained its first urban farm last year when Kellie Cox, horticulturist and owner of Strawberry
By Lila Stiff While there is little yard work to do between November and February, I love gearing up for
Dear Miss Floribunda, After bringing in my gawky potted plants for the winter, I realize I don’t much like
Dear Miss Floribunda, Where can I find real mistletoe? Although I’m aware that, in this time of pandemic, it
Dear Miss Floribunda, When I was in Arizona last spring to visit a friend who retired there, I was simply
Dear Miss Floribunda, I am seven years old. My daddy is helping me with this because I can’t spell many
Dear Miss Floribunda, Not many of my annual seedlings survived our unusually hot, dry May, and the spring perennials have
BY SCARLETT SALEM — Just in time for spring gardening, the Hyattsville Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA) held their 6th
Dear Miss Floribunda, I’ve lived and gardened in Hyattsville nearly three years now, and I feel like such a loser.
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