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For Bloom Day, What’s New and Good in the Garden
Gardenbloggers are recording what’s blooming this month but it’s June, so what’s NOT blooming? (I exaggerate, but you know what I mean.) A quick walk through my garden reveals blooms on:oakleaf and...
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My Plant Swap Discovery – Maryland Senna
I hope you have plant swaps near near you because they’re such a cool way to get free plants, especially ones that are new to you. Also, you can talk to the plant’s donor about it, and it’s honesty...
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Self-Sustaining Plants for Curb Gardens
Click here for more photos curb gardens that’ll knock the socks off the neighbors.
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August Blooms Revealed
Here’s my Garden Blogger Bloom Day post and I’ve gotta say I sure love August. Not a popular sentiment here in the Mid-Atlantic.
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Erica Glasener thinks Yellow Waxbells are a big deal
For Gardenblogger Bloom Day I just have time for one photo this month, and it’s gotta be of a plant I’ve heard on good authority – from horticulturist Erica Glasener - is pretty rare. At least these...
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Around the neighborhood
Showing fellow Lawn Reformer and Minnesota garden writer Evelyn Hadden some of my favorite lawnless gardens this week gave me the chance to see them in a new way. Like this particular view of...
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