The Hoosier Gardener: 30 years later, gratitude for all this column has brought
Sadness about column ending is outweighed by thankfulness for all the people and experiences it led to.
Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp, IndyStar correspondent
The Hoosier Gardener: Jensen landscape restoration garners Landmarks’ award
Its resurrection from dirt and dilapidation earned it Indiana Landmarks’ 2019 Central Indiana Preservation Outstanding Restoration Award.
The Hoosier Gardener: Dahlia revival hits home in Zionsville
Zionsville became known as one of the places to consider when purchasing dahlia tubers.
The Hoosier Gardener: All-America Selections demonstrate their beauty
Garden shows off the latest and greatest introductions that you’ll soon find at garden centers and in our landscapes or containers.
The Hoosier Gardener: The sun is a blessing and a curse in the garden
Don’t plant hostas in full sun.
The Hoosier Gardener: Common problems challenge gardeners
From a hibiscus that’s not growing to non-invasive dame’s rocket, Jo Ellen answers some reader worries.
The Hoosier Gardener: Summer brings catbirds out in the open
They seem to have broken their secretive habit to be in the open, especially at bird baths.
The Hoosier Gardener: Dish towel evokes memories of Monet
You can visualize him in his gardens, searching for the right light, flower and color combination to take brush to canvas.
The Hoosier Gardener: Plants in the ground, ready for summer
Planting trial plants can indeed be a trial.
The Hoosier Gardener: Weather prime for fungus problems
Rain and high humidity are double whammy, but most fungi are just a nuisance and not dangerous.