By JIMMY ROGERS When suburbia began to blossom across America in the 1950s, the mowed front lawn cemented itself as
By JIMMY ROGERS For one third of the year, a butterfly garden can hide in plain sight. In April, tender
By JIMMY ROGERS When I first began learning about garden plants, it surprised me how many non-native weeds share a
By JIMMY ROGERS Newcomers to native gardening often feel shame watching something they planted die — but those moments could
By JIMMY ROGERS Native gardening has not only grown more popular in recent years, but the techniques and approaches have
By JIMMY ROGERS Few areas challenge gardeners like the strip of land closest to our homes. Builders will often plant
By JIMMY ROGERS Flowers tell us what time it is. When you walk by the same patch of ground month
By JIMMY ROGERS Often our built environment can feel harsh, structured and devoid of natural beauty. We plant specimen trees
By JIMMY ROGERS In the heat of summer, when there’s hardly any gardening worth doing, we can seek out wild
By JIMMY ROGERS Along my little stretch of road in Laurel, my front yard turns heads. Motorists and pedestrians see
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