Heritage Farm & Garden, Author at Heritage Farm & Garden

It’s time to hit the reset button for tired summer planters, and make way for fun plants that welcome fall

Where it all began… The ‘Fall is For Planting’ campaign made its debut on Long Island in the early 1980’s.

There’s no mistaking it…. Fall is in the air. It’s time to enjoy cooler weather, glorious fall colors of reds,

Seduced by sedums? It’s easy to understand why. Sedums aka Stonecrops are magnets for butterflies and pollinators in the late

When the thermometer says hot, everyone worries about their plants! Here are a few tips to get them through the

Anemone japonica, commonly referred to as Japanese anemones or windflowers, are prized for their beautiful flowers that grace late summer

If some like it hot, then Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ is the perfect perennial for the summer garden! Commonly referred to as

Joe Pye Weed (JPW), aka Eutrochium pupureum, is not a weed at all. Those darn common names can sometimes be

Yarrow, aka Achillea millefolium, is a native, low maintenance perennial making it an ideal choice for Long Island gardens. Easy

Grab the digging fork and head out to the garden; it’s time to divide iris. Here’s the quick how, when,