Articles by Noelle Johnson Landscape Consulting
How to Prune Your Fruit Trees in Winter (11 photos)
We all look forward to seeing our fruit trees laden with sweet fruit in the warmer months of the year, but without proper pruning in winter, the quality and amount of fruit produced may be disappointing. Pruning and selectively removing branches are a…
How to Care for Your Roses Over Winter (6 photos)
Winter rose care can vary quite a bit, depending on where you live. For gardens that experience frigid winters in USDA Zone 7 and below (find your zone), roses are completely dormant, and most need protection to survive. At the other extreme,…
Enliven Winter Gardens With Tropical Euphorbias (9 photos)
Euphorbias, also called spurges, come in a variety of shapes and sizes; many look as if they came straight from the pages of a Dr. Seuss book. With origins in a wide range of regions, including Africa, South America, Europe and the Americas, these suc…
How to Keep Your Culinary Herbs Growing in Winter (5 photos)
How to Keep Your Herbs Growing in Winter (5 photos)
Enjoy Your Pumpkins Beyond Halloween (8 photos)
Dry Your Herbs and Enjoy the Flavor of Summer All Year (9 photos)
The simple pleasure of walking out into the garden and clipping a handful of fresh herbs to flavor a favorite dish is one that many home gardeners enjoy. Drying herbs is an excellent method to ensure that the aromatic oil in their leaves can continue …
Savor the Flavors of Your Summer Garden With Dried Herbs (9 photos)
The simple pleasure of walking out into the garden and clipping a handful of fresh herbs to flavor a favorite dish is one that many home gardeners enjoy. Drying herbs is an excellent method to ensure that the aromatic oil in their leaves can continue …
Dry Your Herbs and Enjoy the Flavor of Summer All Year (9 photos)
The simple pleasure of walking out into the garden and clipping a handful of fresh herbs to flavor a favorite dish is one that many home gardeners enjoy. Drying herbs is an excellent method to ensure that the aromatic oil in their leaves can continue …








