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	Gardening Articles: Care :: Plant Care Techniques Features More Moss By Ann Whitman The quest for native plants and more natural landscapes is leading many gardeners to rediscover an often-overlooked jewel -- moss. In favorable conditions, moss forms... more More Features: When to Plant Vegetables Getting Gardens Ready for Winter Worms vs. Deep Tilling Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic Send an Ecard Send this image as an ecard... What's New Eastern Redbud, a Tough Survivor After a long winter, it's a delight to watch the ornamental trees explode with a profusion of colorful blooms. Despite our fluctuating temperatures and spring snowstorms, their consistent color is a sure sign that spring has arrived. One of my favorites is the Eastern redbud that blooms ahea ... [more] Also in the news: In Celebration of Annuals The Fragrances of Spring Food Gardeners Unite