Garden Alphabet: Rosa ‘JFK’ from my garden
Rosa ‘JFK’ from my garden These JFK roses were planted by the previous owners of the property and we have kept the going in the ensuing 18 years. We also Continue Reading
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Rosa ‘JFK’ from my garden These JFK roses were planted by the previous owners of the property and we have kept the going in the ensuing 18 years. We also Continue Reading
Your Garden – Inch-by-Inch from A Gardener’s Notebook Listen to this podcast Often we look at our gardens plant by plant – worrying over which is doing well, which is Continue Reading
Old Time Farm Crime: The Cutthroat World of Victorian Orchid Hunters via Modern Farmer Wilhelm Micholitz was half-starved, his clothing continually damp from the incessant Sumatran rains and he ached Continue Reading
The strawberry runner we potted up on July 31, 2014 is already growing on its own, so I moved it to the potting bench and started the same process with Continue Reading
Previously in my Instagram Photos… See all my photos on Flickr Read more on this topic: Photo: Fresh almonds in a Sicilian garden Photo: Bewitched Rose 2011 via #instagram Photo: Continue Reading
Camellia japonica ‘Anemoniflora’ I first saw this plant via a BBC Gardeners World episode where they highlighted many different camellias. I only have one camellia bush here in the grade Continue Reading
“You can get lost in a garden that is no wider than a backyard, but also find yourself there.” From A Gardener’s Notebook by Douglas E. Welch DouglasEWelch.com Buy or Download Continue Reading
A Red, Dwarf, Reblooming, Fragrant Magnolia via The Plant Hunter At one time, Carolina allspice or sweetshrub (Calycanthus floridus) was a popular garden plant. This native shrub, which occurs naturally Continue Reading
I am always keeping a eye out for decent products for my own garden — even if they are just for my wish list. Over the course of the next Continue Reading
Zinnia Some more flowers from Francesca’s garden in Mascalucia, Sicily These zinnia grow in pots dotted about the patio and thrive. As you can see from the photos, the bees Continue Reading