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Horticulture Articles
Up one levelArticles written by New England Wild Flower Society's horticulture staff which provide various tips for improving your home landscape.
Barring Bambi – How to Browse-proof Your Plantings
Is Bambi eating you out of house and home? With winter here and hordes of hungry deer, protecting your garden from grazing damage can be a challenge. Here at New England Wild Flower Society, we struggle with the same issues. Read what you can do at home to help your garden and the local animals get along.
The Big E Habitat Garden
Designed and installed by New England Wild Flower Society, the Habitat Garden at the Big E is filled with native plants, habitat boxes, and bee boxes.
Green Roofs
A three-part series on the benefits and techniques of this eco-friendly approach -- stay tuned for the third report
The Moon and Its Garden
New England Wild Flower Society's former Botanic Garden Director on creating your own moon garden
New Waves in Landscape Remediation
Discussing new techniques in solving landscape remediation problems. Bio logs, live stakes and Floating islands. Originally published in the Ecological Landscape Association News letter.
Planning and Planting a Pond
Horticulturist Kristin DeSouza shares her favorite spot at Garden in the Woods and presents suggestions for pond gardening at home.
Trees: A Challenge of Perspective
We now realize that there are a number of cooperative activities in arboreal life processes and that trees normally, not by exception, depend on multiple other organisms of their own and diverse species for sustained health.
Visiting the Autumn Garden
Scott LaFleur, Horticultural Director, takes visitors to Garden in the Woods, on an autumn walk through the Garden.
What's the BIG Idea
Horticulture Director Scott LaFleur discusses reworking the Idea Garden at Garden in the Woods in 2011
