Autumn Joy stonecrop brings late-season color to the garden just as other perennials fade, with sturdy pink flower clusters that deepen to russet and stand through winter. Learn how this drought-tolerant favorite earns its keep in a Western New York garden.
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Despite its name, the Peruvian Lily isn’t a true lily at all. Discover how this South American native became one of the world’s most reliable cut flowers, and how to grow it right here in Zone 6.
A visit to Jeff and Wendy Leyonmark’s garden, where a fruit orchard, fish pond, chicken coop, and vegetable beds grown for both food and beauty made for a memorable Garden Walk.
From bacteria in the soil, to wrist mechanics, to the right way to get up off the ground, Jack Kowiak’s safety presentation had something for gardeners of every age and experience level.
A native groundcover that brightens shady spots with golden yellow flowers from spring into fall.
A layered, personal one-acre garden where vigorous groundcovers stay neatly in check, irises bloom in every color, and a native tulip tree stands at the center of it all. A recent garden walk with a gardener who knows every corner of her landscape.
Master Gardener Carol Ann Harlos delivered a lively presentation on plant reproduction covering flower anatomy, pollination strategies, and the surprising behaviors of hellebores, violets, dandelions, and more.
A compact, container-friendly dahlia that blooms from early summer through hard frost, and comes in a range of colors from pink and red to lavender and yellow.
Each year, our club honors the tradition of planting a tree in celebration of Arbor Day. This year, an oak tree has taken root at the Orchard Park Train Depot.
From giant specimens to jewel-like miniatures, a guide to growing, displaying, and caring for hostas in the shade garden.
Members explored the Japanese art of Ikebana flower arranging at a spring workshop hosted by Ikebana International Rochester Chapter 53.
The Orchard Park Garden Club brought home three District VIII awards recognizing community work in garden therapy, historic preservation, and landscape design.
At the District 8 spring luncheon, Erin Masterson Holko of Masterson’s Garden Center shared how to create a backyard wildlife habitat using native plants, water features, and sustainable practices — one small step at a time.
A winter-blooming favorite, Cyclamen persicum brings delicate butterfly-like flowers and silvery foliage indoors when the garden is at rest.
You missed the fall window, but your milk jugs aren’t ready for the recycling bin just yet. Every gardener has done it. You…