Dahlias
Weston Wisdom Dahlias By Catherine Cooper If a summer garden full of vibrant, varied and colorful flowers is your aim, then I’m sure you are familiar to some degree with dahlias. A staple of cutting gardens and summer borders, […]
Early Spring Weeds, Part 2
Weston Wisdom Early Spring Weeds, Part 2 By Catherine Cooper Spring really does bring out both the good and bad. Here we have another three plants that are not desirable […]
Early Spring Weeds
Weston Wisdom Early Spring Weeds By Catherine Cooper Most of us are familiar with dandelions, those bright yellow, daisy-like flowers that pop up all of a sudden as spring temperatures […]
Kalanchoe
Weston Wisdom Kalanchoe By Catherine Cooper Kalanchoe are a popular group of houseplants with a somewhat tricky name to pronounce but break it down into chunks and it’s easy: cal-an-co-ee. They […]
Early Spring Color
Weston Wisdom Early Spring Color By Catherine Cooper By the time we are in March New England gardeners are often itching to get outdoors and grow something. Some of us […]
Snake Plant
Weston Wisdom Snake Plant By Catherine Cooper Recent Posts October 28, 2025 Garden Guidelines Deer Guideline September 16, 2025 Garden Guidelines Bulk Material Guideline Gift Cards Weston Nurseries Gift Cards […]
Fall Clean-up vs Spring Clean-up
Weston Wisdom Fall Clean-Up vs Spring Clean-Up By Catherine Cooper With the end of the growing season, plants prepare for the cold of winter by going dormant, or in the […]
Deciduous Conifers
Weston Wisdom Deciduous Conifers By Catherine Cooper While most conifers are evergreen, keeping their needles for about 3-5 years until they are replaced due to their age, there is a […]
Drought Tolerant Perennials for Sun
Weston Wisdom Drought Tolerant Perennials for Sun By Catherine Cooper Herbs Herbs that can tolerate our winters and love the heat include thyme, chives (and by extension flowering onions such […]
Amazing Asters
Weston Wisdom Amazing Asters By Catherine Cooper
