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I am halfway through reading Margaret Roach’s latest book, THE BACKYARD PARABLES – LESSONS ON GARDENING, AND LIFE. Now, you can win one too!…

Elisabeth Zander Berkshire Chapter of NARGS, (L), Gail Read, Horticulturist and Garden Manager at Blithewold Mansion, Gardens and Arboretum in RI (center), and Peter…

Cornus mas forces into bloom ever so quickly in January, with tiny yellow flowers along every branch and twig. Out side, they will be…

Rooting your own cuttings taken from summer annuals and tender perennials is easy, but they don’t always winter over well indoors, one is best…

JANUARY – Mixed greenhouse pickings on a cold, winter day made for an interesting composition to start the new year off with. Here is…

THE PUPPIES ARE GETTING BIG. ON THE LEFT, (WEASLEY?), THE BOY, AND ON THE RIGHT, THE GIRL. After eleven inches of new snow last…

A December bouquet completely from the greenhouse.  As it snows outside today here in New England, I thought that I might share some images…

Many varieties of Erica and Calluna ( Heather) bloom during  the winter,  but here in New England, it’s the color and tints of the…