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The spongy moth (Lymantria dispar), formerly known as gypsy moth, has been a problem species in the United States since they were...

We’ve enjoyed a fairly mild spring and are seeing many of our plants come into bloom; many of them are early! With all the attention on...

At Wellfield Botanic Gardens, spring has started to take over, with early spring bloomers peeking out in beds and ground cover throughout...

Seed dormancy is the state in which the seed will not germinate even in ideal conditions, before protective barriers are broken down....

Watching the garden wake up is one of the most exciting parts of gardening. It is so much fun to anticipate the leaves returning and the...

The birds are chirping, and the sunshine feels a little warmer on our backs. As we bear the usual pains of fickle spring weather, most of...

March is a strange time in the garden, with half of the days feeling like spring and half like winter. The 70 degree days we’ve been...

It seems like Mother Nature has decided to turn the page on the calendar; the tulips (did you know we have over 40,000?) are starting to...