Monday, February 17, 2014. And now, a pictorial recap of 2012 and 2013. Monday, November 12, 2012. All of September and October. I took a lot of pictures in September and October. Really a lot of pictures. Of all those pictures, I have ten favorites. Nine out of the ten were taken all in the same five minutes of an amazingly still and glowing evening. Number ten is different, but still a favorite picture and moment from the fall.

Blithewold, an American Garden Treasure. Come and experience Blithewold today. 8230;Come and be inspired. Sunday, March 25, 2018 1 pm. What about the harvest? Will it be ready for the end-of-season banquet? .

The great outdoors in the smallest state. The first one was the worst for us, because we lost power. The second brought about a foot of snow. The third and fourth brought varying degrees of snow, wind, ice, rain and annoyance. I made sure to get out the next morning as the sun was coming up.

Happy Valentines Day - which reminds me that our hearts should be focused on healthy vegetable gardening - why not consider growing our own from seed this year? Here is a pretty good reason why you might want to bother growing your own seedlings this year. You set up a lighting unit. You buy a plant timer. You use a propagtion mat. You use the best organic potting soil.

All year I dream of the days of May when the sun is warm, the sky is blue, the grass is green, and the garden is all new again! Subscribe to this blog. Garden Fairies Review Events of the Big Snowstorm. I Might Have Crossed a Line. How to introduce a second book.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011. On Thursday, I had the pleasure of hearing Tom Carruth of Weeks Roses. Wednesday, January 12, 2011. Oh joy - the new. I opened my mailbox this afternoon and did a little happy dance right out on the front porch! .

Bullet Proof Roses in Our Garden. Musings and Adventures of Two New England Rose Gardeners. The most impressive part of our visit was the Chihuly Glasshouse, a 40 foot tall structure where a colorful display of glass flowers hung above and around us, part of a 100-foot long suspended sculpture. It was an amazing piece of art and as I looked up, juxtaposed above the sculpture was the iconic Space Needle.

Looking for something in my photo library just now, I stumbled on this picture of silly tulips that used to pop up smack in the middle of the way back of the yard in Slaterville.