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MY NEW WINTER PROJECTS LIST, AND GO WEASLEY!

October 9, 2014

Black centered white anemones are practically impossible to find for the home garden, but I did find one source – an although Anemone coronaria…

September 28, 2014

ZINNIA’S ARE IN SUCH ABUNDANCE, THAT THEY CAN JUST BE CUT TO DO THINGS LIKE THIS! ‘ZINNIA OKLAHOMA MIX’ FROM JOHNNY’S SELECTED SEEDS, DIRECT…

September 24, 2014

Just a post to let you know that I just posted THIS to eHow. ( I kind-of want to help them default to another…

September 15, 2014

Anyone who grows dahlias knows that September marks the height of the dahlia season. Armloads of dahlias means that everyone you know ends up…

September 14, 2014

Tomatoes seem to know when they should ripen – and it’s never at a convenient time. I’ve been traveling for the past three weeks…

September 3, 2014

A just past prime Spotted Coralroot or Corallorhiza maculate blooms near the Santa Fe Basin Ski area. One of the best things about attending…

August 30, 2014

This weekend I am attending the Annual Meeting of the North American Rock Garden Society being held in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Having never…

August 27, 2014

THIS BEAUTY IS A PINEAPPLE LILY, OR EUCOMIS VANDERMERWEI ‘OCTOPUS’ As prepare to depart for Sante Fe to attend the North American Rock Garden…

August 25, 2014

Glen checks a wisteria bonsai in his garden ( and greenhouse) in Leominster, MA There is something reassuring about visiting another plantsman ( or…

August 21, 2014

OUR RESCUED STEPHANOTIS VINE BLOOMS HIGH IN THE GREENHOUSE. Plants are like people. No, not in a Jerry Baker way (but come to think…