Fall's a time to think about which plants really are - or could be - perennials

Now is a good time of year to think "perennial": which plants really are, and which ones could be. The word perennial, among gardeners, usually refers to an herbaceous (non-woody) flowering plant — that is, one whose roots live year after year but whose top dies down to the ground each winter.

Condo gardening

andi Dara of Harrison Township wants people to know condominium owners are gardeners, too.

Mums: Are they hardy perennials or throwaways?

Have you planted hardy mums that never came back the next year?

Just who are you calling nasty?

ELAINE CERNY/Special to The Press Alaska Nasturtiums do well in either hanging pots, planters or beds.

Activities - an important part of life at PPLC

Being active is an important part of enhancing the quality of life for residents in skilled nursing facilities. These activities are designed to give residents an opportunity to interact socially with one another while participating in things they enjoy.