Five Rare Bulbs for Winter Bloom for Windows, Plant lights, or for the Greenhouse Bench. August 22, 2011 Petronymphe decora These are some of the rarest plants on earth, for you will never find these at nurseries, or in bulb catalogs, in… Continue Reading
My Greenhouse Melon Experiment August 20, 2011 French Heirloom Melons in the greenhouse! – It’s an idea I found in an 1802 gardening book about how early New Englanders raised table… Continue Reading
Organic Harvest – High Summer August 16, 2011 HEIRLOOM TOMATOES, ALL IN A DAYS HARVEST IN AUGUST It’s high summer, and although I cannot grow as many vegetables as I wish I… Continue Reading
“Hold on… my Streptocarpus just tweeted me” August 15, 2011 It’s true, you desperate houseplants, now you can tweet for help! I’ve been wanting to do a post on digital advances in gardening for… Continue Reading
Ten Signs of Autumn in the Garden August 15, 2011 ANEMONOPSIS MACROPHYLLA EXCITES EVERYONE WHO FIRST VIEWS IT IN THE LATE SUMMER WOODLAND GARDEN #1 RARE ANEMONOPSIS FLOWER IN THE WOODLAND GARDEN The second… Continue Reading
Totally Tubular August 6, 2011 WHITE Sinningia tubiflora, Tulbagia violacea ssp alba, and Galtonia candicans I thought that it was interesting that three white tubular flowers were blooming at… Continue Reading
I HEART TERRAIN (part 1) August 5, 2011 I just returned from a private blog event hosted by Terrain, the gorgeous gardening lifestyle store located just outside of Philadelphia, PA owned by URBN… Continue Reading
My 5 favorite Design Tips for August August 1, 2011 TIP # 1 GREEN IS NOT ALWAYS THE BEST CHOICE- As I depart for a secret event in Philadelphia today ( more on that… Continue Reading
How to Tease Hummingbirds August 1, 2011 Semi hardy Sinningia tubiflora in the garden. This still relatively difficult to find, yet easy to master perennial will still need winter protection in… Continue Reading
A Mediterranean Escape, In Your Garden August 1, 2011 The colors of the Mediterranean are bright, sunny and rich, even in the shade. Olives ripen on the larger olive trees, and yes, I… Continue Reading