IT’S SPRING, AT LEAST UNDER GLASS March 23, 2014 Although winter prevails outdoors, under glass, there seems to be no holding back spring. This Primula x Kewensis selection is a very nice one… Continue Reading
Revisiting, Revising and Editing Those Lists March 12, 2014 I need to audit my tomato collection. It’s time to balance our how many heirlooms to grow, and how many hybrids. Am I the… Continue Reading
Building a Community Garden with Troy Bilt March 11, 2014 As I mentioned in my last post, Troy-Bilt invited 6 of us bloggers, known as the Saturday6 to help Troy-Bilt construct a community garden… Continue Reading
Vizcaya Palace: Connections and Crossroads March 10, 2014 A limestone urn with a brilliant, giant bromeliad, Aechema blanchetiana, of which there are many named varieties, each grown for it ability to develop… Continue Reading
PRIMROSE THERAPY FOR WINTER WINDOWS March 6, 2014 A hybrid Japanese selection of Primula malacoides with wider petals and a more colorul eye. This strain from Sakata Seed, is more floriferous than… Continue Reading
MY 5 SEED GERMINATION TIPS March 3, 2014 Even though I am still ordering seeds, I am beginning to sow some that need an early start. At this point in the process,… Continue Reading
NAILED IT – INSTANT BEGONIA COLLECTION February 27, 2014 This past weekend I made a journey down to Logee’s Greenhouses in Danielson, CT. Not much of a journey as Logee’s is only about… Continue Reading
REPOTTING ORCHIDS February 24, 2014 As the sun becomes warmer under glass, both spring forced bulbs and early blooming cool-loving orchids make a nice display in the greenhouse. Note… Continue Reading
A JOURNEY BACK IN TIME, JUST TO BUY SEEDS February 18, 2014 Last Saturday while speaking at the monthly meeting of the Connecticut chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society held at the Comstock,Ferre &… Continue Reading
A Day at Westminster, and In the Garden February 17, 2014 It was an incredibly sunny day in the greenhouse today, the sun is really is starting to feel hot under the glass, even though… Continue Reading