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Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

Beyond tulips and daffodils

Time to plan something different in your spring garden

By Jennifer Fishburn
Looking for something different to add to your spring garden? Try fritillaria. Varieties of this old-fashioned spring-flowering bulb, which puts forth interesting bell-shaped hanging blooms in middle
Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

Help tomatoes beat the heat

You may love ’em, but they’re prone to trouble

By Jennifer Fishburn
The most exciting garden event of the summer arrives when juicy, fresh tomatoes are ready for harvest. Last weekend my family and I were delighted to enjoy an armful of this tasty fruit. We ate our to
Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

Purple haze

Lavender is fussy about growing conditions

By Jennifer Fishburn
This week, a little behind schedule, the first fragrant purple flowers have begun to adorn the lavender plants in the master-gardener Herb Demonstration garden. Lavender flowers typically appear in Ju
Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

Purslane - nuisance or nosh?

Some folks see it as a noxious weed, others as a tasty treat

By Jennifer Fishburn
This weekend, my 4-year-old daughter enjoyed pulling weeds in our herb garden. Because purslane was the only weed in the garden, it was easy for her to differentiate it from the other plants. Common
Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

An evening in the garden

Master gardeners show off their demonstration garden July 13

By Jennifer Fishburn
As summer gets into full swing in central Illinois, some things are inevitable: lack of rainfall, the unsightly destruction caused by Japanese beetles, and, on the plus side, fresh vegetable
Garden - Jennifer Fishburn
Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1999 12:00

Kiss your ash goodbye

A dreaded beetle makes its first appearance in Illinois

By Jennifer Fishburn
Just two weeks ago, the Illinois Department of Agriculture announced that it had identified an emerald ash borer in Kane County, in the northeast corner of the state. It was not good news. This des
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