Horseradish (Armoracia rusticana) is a hardy perennial that grows well in our Wisconsin climate. If you did not grow up with this fiery herb, it may take a bit to appreciate it, but it will be well worth the try.

If you want more than just mums and asters to brighten your fall days, consider Turtlehead (Chelone) as a spectacular addition.

Looking for a plant that will fill that will put on a show when the summer blooms have faded and the fall bloomers haven’t started?

Flower seeds are one of the easiest to save, and with a few basic pointers, you may never purchase seed to your favorite flowers again.

In order to have an early burst of beauty in the spring, gardeners should plan ahead, planting bulbs in the fall, in order to have something colorful on a dull spring day!

If you are looking for a native wildflower that will not only bring beauty to your landscape but also provide food and water to a whole host of insects, birds, and amphibians, look no further than the Cup plant.

Bats are one of the best defenses when it comes to insect management for a gardener. A single little brown bat will eat a thousand mosquito-sized insects per hour.

Fresh herbs are easy to grow and delicious to use. Versatile Thyme can be used either fresh or dry, can be grown for edible uses or as a perennial ornamental that will attract pollinators.