... Conservation Plants in the Garden"; and Diane Theriot and Leah Chapman on "Herbs: Let's Get Growing." Craig Andersen, horticulturist with the Cooperative Extension Service, University of Arkansas, will present "The Secret Life of Tomatoes." The high ...

... distinguishes it from other plants is its sap. Break off a leaf and you will notice that the sap is bright yellow. It was used by Native Americans as a dye. Scott Aker is a horticulturist at the U.S. National Arboretum. EndStory//

... are less likely to be severe. Fruits that grow in the warm, dry sunny days and cool nights of autumn develop far more flavor than the midsummer crop. Scott Aker is a horticulturist at the U.S. National Arboretum. EndStory//

I like articles in which noted horticulturists go out on a limb to name their favorite plants. When accomplished ... and white-flowered forms. ( Lindsay Bond Totten, a horticulturist, writes about gardening for Scripps Howard News Service ...

... mulch like it delivers e-mail, but it delivers much more in the horticultural field. Novice gardeners and expert horticulturists alike can answer your general questions and your most arcane inquiries with a simple connection to the Internet ...

... National Cherry Blossom Festival begins later this month, according to the National Park Service. The park service's chief horticulturist, Rob DeFeo, said that most of the 3,700 trees will be bursting with pink and white blossoms from March 27 through April ...

... confusing plants around much of the country, worrying horticulturists and dotting gardens with unusual December bursts of color ... really nothing you can do," says Mildred Pinnell, a horticulturist at the garden. "It's one of the challenges of gardening ...

... was broken up in Selma, Ala., by state troopers and a sheriff's posse. - Advertisement - On this date: In 1849, horticulturist Luther Burbank was born in Lancaster, Mass. In 1850, in a 3-hour speech to the U.S. Senate, Daniel Webster endorsed ...

... continuing with 80 percent out of the field; hay baling continues with the 80 percent rated good or excellent. Horticulturists are harvesting peaches, blackberries and plums, and local tomatoes have arrived at the Farmers' Market, open ...

... perfect "air shelf" where an 8- to 10-pound pumpkin could sail perfectly. Who didn't commission university horticulturists to breed pumpkins that are precisely 9.5 inches in diameter, round and with a thick skin - the perfect projectile ...