Success with Cyclamen December 10, 2024 As we enter the winter months, one question I get asked often is how to care for potted cyclamen. Cyclamen are a popular florist… Continue Reading
Growing Annual Vines in Pots November 8, 2022 Over the past three years I’ve been growing various annual vines in containers, trying about 6-8 different varieties of the most commonly found annual… Continue Reading
My Surprising Nicotiana Trial Results October 14, 2022 We, gardeners, are all familiar with the genus Nicotiana. While we may not know that was named for Jean Nicot, a French diplomat in… Continue Reading
Salpiglossis Techniques and Trials October 13, 2022 My last post, (which was surprisingly this past February) proves not only how busy I’ve been, but how time can fly by. First, just… Continue Reading
A Comprehensive review of all the wrong ways to grow Salpiglossis found on the Internet. February 8, 2022 Maybe you’ve never noticed it, but a lot of information found on the internet is sometimes incorrect. After spending a week researching how to… Continue Reading
Looking back as well as toward the future January 21, 2022 2021 proved to be a record breaking year wherever one gardens. While gardeners are notorious about complaining about the weather 2021 proved to be… Continue Reading
Growing Cup and Saucer Vines August 9, 2021 The annual vine known as the Cup and Saucer vine is beloved by many gardeners. Their large, cup-shaped purple or white blossoms and their… Continue Reading
Driveway Re-invention – Part 2 May 30, 2021 If you’ve been following along regarding the first phase of our big driveway reinvention project, I’m thrilled to share that we are nearly complete…. Continue Reading
Our Driveway Re-Invention Part 1 May 23, 2021 I know that people find it fascinating that I live and now garden in the house where I was born and where my father… Continue Reading
Re-Thinking Scented Violets April 16, 2021 Great confustion exists not only amongst us gardeners about what is and what isn’t a scented violet, but also with botanists. Luckly, with recient… Continue Reading