Now that the leaves have fallen, and perennials, herbs and roses are dormant, you may notice features in the garden that you had overlooked during the growing season. Tree bark is a good example. It is quickly apparent that not

Fall is a great time to focus on the CPOR Arboretum You might be surprised to learn that the Columbus Park of Roses is an accredited arboretum. Among the large collection of trees are 34 species of native trees. An

For those of you who grow roses or are just curious, here are answers to questions that CPOR visitors often ask: When should I stop deadheading (cutting off spent blooms)? Deadheading encourages the rosebush to continue making new blooms, but

Each year, the Perennial Plant Association announces its Perennial of the Year based on the following criteria: -Suitability for a wide range of climate conditions -Low-maintenance requirements -Relative pest- and disease-resistance -Readily available in the year of promotion -Multiple seasons

The long raised bed of annuals just east of the shelterhouse patio is fun to watch as it fills out over the growing season. Each spring, the CPOR garden supervisor creates a striking design of different plant colors and shapes