Tributes for Toby

Tributes for Toby Tobin from Sandy Campuzano, past president Kansas City Rose Society “As a life long member of Kansas City’s gardening community, I had the pleasure of meeting many outstanding gardeners, authors, supporters, and suppliers. Toby Tobin was a standout as one of those individuals. We looked forward to his weekly show and came away with new ideas, insights,

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introducing ROSE OF SHARON

Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), also known as althea in the Southern United States, brings a tropical feel to your garden along with tough landscape performance. The large hibiscus flowers and strong structure make them standout beauties in so many areas of the garden, and with their low maintenance nature and long blooming appeal, how could you say no? Learn

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Harvesting melons at the perfect time

Released: July 28, 2026 Cantaloupe, Watermelon, Honeydew…Oh My! When should you harvest melon? K-State horticulture expert shares tips to harvest melon at the perfect time K-State Extension news service MANHATTAN, Kan. — Harvesting melons at the perfect time is crucial to the best eating experience. Most melons will not ripen once removed from the vine, although they may improve slightly

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LIMELIGHT PRIME Panicle Hydrangea

introducing LANDSCAPE SHRUB OF THE YEAR Limelight Prime Why grow Limelight Prime? Vivid Blooms Long blooming Stronger Stems Click here to learn more. Each bright lime green flower is held sturdily aloft for its entire flower show and well into the fall, when it has finished to a rich punch pink color.  

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