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A single bloom on a stem could indicate a hybrid tea.

’Tis the Last Rose of Summer: Grumblings of a Non-rose Person

KP Gardens: A sweet-smelling mystery rose sends a reluctant rose-grower searching for its identity. more

Kamryn Everett | 8/26/26

The girl pulls a pansy because, yes, it’s fun.

The Grab Garden, or Turning a Toddler into a Master Gardener

KP Gardens: A baby's first garden lessons are rooted in wonder and discovery. more

Kamryn Everett | 7/29/26

Light green and deep purple foliage brighten up and bring interest to a shady corner.

Stalking the Sun, Following the Shade: My Quest for a Patio Garden

KP Gardens: Focusing on shade has shed light on how many plants I have overlooked while yearning for sun. more

Kamryn Everett | 7/1/26

A fennel flower attracts beneficial insects to the garden, like this predatory wasp.

The Life of Spice, or Where Does All that Flavor Come From Anyway?

KP Gardens: The secret to flavorful cooking may be in your backyard garden. more

Kamryn Everett | 5/27/26

Liverwort adds a pleasant and peculiar texture to the garden.

Moss and Liverwort, the Garden’s Oldest Frenemies

KP Gardens: Both moss and liverwort have their own unique charms and can add some depth to a garden. more

Kamryn Everett | 10/1/25

Black-eyed Susans and sedum standing tall.

Divide Your Perennials and Conquer Your Garden’s Blank Spaces

KP Gardens: As we inch toward the equinox, I’m spending the remaining summer days taking inventory of all the perennials in my life that need some attention. more

Kamryn Everett | 8/27/25

Global warming is no match for these babies.

Ice Cream Sandwiches for These Scorching Summer Days

KP Cooks: The ideal chilled treat for these scorching summer days. more

Kamryn Everett | 7/30/25

Don’t let the pretty face fool you. Your garden is just another bottomless buffet to her.

Dear July or July Deer: Confronting the Ungulate Agents of Chaos

KP Gardens: This year our friendly neighborhood deer seem to be especially ravenous. more

Kamryn Everett | 7/2/25

Spanish bluebells (Hyacinthoides hispanica).

Whether Bluebells, Bluebottles, or Harebells, It’s All in the Name

KP Gardens: Gardeners turn to botanical names to avoid mix-ups and grow with precision. more

Kamryn Everett | 4/30/25

Companion planting can be as simple as neighboring rows of crops with beneficial traits, or as intricate as putting those same plants together into one row.

The Pleasures and Perils of Planning a Companion Garden

KP Gardens: Companion planting can become a complex, management of garden relationships. more

Kamryn Everett | 2/26/25

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