Category Archives: Bob’s Blog
For over 30 years Bob LaHoff has cultivated helpful and useful horticultural info to share with his fellow gardeners.
Bon Appétit… for Cattle?
One of the most common, durable, rugged, native trees, often used in parking lot islands [...]
Jan
Shooting Plants in The Sky
Mistletoe is the common English name of many species of parasitic/hemiparasitic plants. Pests to many [...]
Dec
Reducing A Giant’s Stature
Over 30 years in the horticultural industry and still a pet peeve of mine is [...]
Nov
A Most Curious & Exciting Gift
Last December I received a most curious and exciting gift from the executive [...]
Oct
“Getting into The Weeds”
Every year, for the holidays, I come up with a custom made Ginkgo-themed [...]
Sep
The Lion’s Head
One of the first trips I took to Oregon, some thirty years ago, to acquire [...]
Jul
Socrates May Have Liked This Hybrid
Most of us have heard the story of Socrates and his untimely death at age [...]
Jun
Gardening Has Not Been Cancelled
Energetic, resourceful, tenacious, headstrong and capable are all strong adjectives that can define one’s character. [...]
May
Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler!
Cajun French for “Let the good times roll”, Mardi Gras 2020 ended not too long [...]
Apr
Forty-Five Minutes of Bliss
January is trade show month and there is no better trade show in the country, [...]
Mar
