Skip to content
Growing With Plants

Growing With Plants

Horticulturist Matt Mattus shares gardening expertise, research and science from his home garden and greenhouse.

  • ABOUT MATT
  • CONTENT CREATION
  • GARDEN HISTORY
  • INSTAGRAM
  • Let’s Work Together
  • PRESS / AWARDS
  • SPEAKING
Plant Trials

Growing Annual Vines in Pots

Plant Trials

My Surprising Nicotiana Trial Results

Plant Trials

Salpiglossis Techniques and Trials

Uncategorized

A Comprehensive review of all the wrong ways to grow Salpiglossis found on the Internet.

Forget Easter Lilies, consider the Pasque Flower

April 24, 2011

Violet Pulsatilla vulgaris, blooming in a rock wall which runs along the foundation of my greenhouse.  Long before Easter Lilies became synonymous with Easter…

Continue Reading

It came from Mars ( or Tibet )

April 23, 2011

The Tibetan Rhubarb, ( Rheum palmatum) has a most amazing emergence in the spring garden. Sure, it’s palmate leaves are impressive enough, once they…

Continue Reading

Yellow Shrubs

April 23, 2011

The early flowering hardy Jasmine, Jasminum nudiflorum, it is marginally hardy here in Zone 5, since it is a zone 7 plant, it will…

Continue Reading

Hiding Ugly

April 20, 2011

PETASITES JAPONICUS SSP. GIGANTEUS I am often asked about what the rest of the garden looks like, and if I could share some of…

Continue Reading

Early Alpine Primroses

April 19, 2011

PRIMULA ALLIONII  X ‘JOAN HUGHES’. IT LOOKS BIG, BUT USE THE SPRUCE NEEDLES FOR SCALE As many of you know, I adore alpine plants,…

Continue Reading

Shopping at Mahoney’s Garden Center – the good and the bad

April 18, 2011

ONE OF A PAIR OF STUNNING TALL PLANTERS MANUFACTURED BY MAYNE, WHICH WE PURCHASED  IN THE BOSTON AREA AT MAHONEY’S NURSERY IN WINCHESTER, MA….

Continue Reading

Two rarities currently in bloom

April 18, 2011

Here is a Daphne most people rarely see, even in collections. Rarely seen in gardens except in those of collectors, is Daphne calcicola, a…

Continue Reading

Growing Belgian Endive, Scorzonera and Salsify

April 16, 2011

SOWING OLD-FASHIONED ROOT VEGETABLES ON THIS COLD AND BLUSTERY DAY. Often referred to as luxury vegetables, the chicons of Belgian endive, and the long…

Continue Reading

In the greenhouse – the last species Gladiolus

April 16, 2011

GLADIOLUS ALATUS  The last of my winter-rainfall ( i.e. winter greenhouse growing) Gladiolus species are blooming now, and it seems as if the best…

Continue Reading

Appreciated Selections

April 16, 2011

{Left to right} Muscari azureum, Bellevalia pycnantha, Muscari latifolium and Muscari ‘Valerie Finnis’ Selections of Muscari showing differences in major cultivars that are available…

Continue Reading

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 70 71 72 … 126 Next

PAST POSTS

SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

TOP POSTS

  • DESIGNING A LOW BUDGET FENCE THAT ACTUALLY LOOKS NICE
  • HOW TO GROW AND TRAIN A WISTERIA TREE
  • HOW TO SOW AND GROW SHIRLEY POPPIES
  • HOW TO GROW SWEET PEAS FOR CUT FLOWERS
  • HOW TO GROW ARTICHOKES FROM SEED AND HARVEST IN ONE YEAR
  • Growing Annual Vines in Pots
Copyright Growing With Plants. All rights reserved. | Theme by SuperbThemes
Growing With Plants
Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: Bloggers Magazinely.