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Creating Spring
	Longwood Gardens section grower, Juergen Steininger, gives step-by-step uinstructions on how to choose cultivars, grow and force tulips and narcissi in your home, the Longwood way. He describes temperature, timing, soil mix and pots. Read the article published on February 13, 2004

Longwood Gardens' Estate Carnations
	Longwood Gardens horticulturist Juergen Steininger describes carnation growing methods in the Estate Greenhouses and gives recommendations for home growers. Read the article published on January 01, 2004

Frenched & Fragrant
	True carnations have fragrance, durability and old-fashioned charm. What new types are better in borders and pots? How to grow them indoors in pots and outdoors. Where do cut carnations come from? Read the article published on January 01, 2004

Biennials: Garden Plants on the Move
	biennials we see commercially available each have something special about them that folks just can't get in a perennial or annual... Read the article published on August 01, 2003

Amazing Place
	The Conservatory Garden in New York's Central Park is a maze of flowers, fountains and sculpture. It's a combination of French, English and Italianate gardens. Read the article published on August 01, 2003

For The Love Of Plants
	White Flower Farm grows and sells quality annuals and perennials by mail order and retail store. They are a destination in Litchfield Connecticut. Read the article published on June 01, 2003

Call Of The Flowers
	Eliot Wadsworth, CEO and plantsman, owns White Flower Farm. Once an investment banker, he is now a gardener who farms and markets his passion. Read the article published on June 01, 2003

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