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Primula auricula In most years, the first week of May marks the time when the ephemerals and wild flowers in New England reach their…

Mine, mine…all mine! Meh heh heh. My treasures- winnings from last  Saturdays rare plant auction sponsored by the New England chapter of the National…

Various succulents await potting up into a large, rusty urn. A few posts back, I listed some of my summer projects. The list is…

Uvularia divides easily, but use care while in bloom. The  divisions must be replanted immediately, best done on a rainy day, ensuring damp soil….

Fritillaria imperialis ‘Aurora’ Last autumn, you may remember that I wanted to start planting larger groups of bulbs, and that instead of buying 6…

A Primula marginata blooms, rather weakly, because this one was rooted into a piece of tufa rock, which keeps the plant more in character. …