BULBOUS OXALIS OF THE WESTERN CAPE, UNDER GLASS January 17, 2011 A TINY BIT OF THE WESTERN CAPE, BLOOMS UNDER GLASS IN JANUARY As the snow falls outside, under the protection of glass, tiny bulbous… Continue Reading
Primula Society and Baked Alaska? You betcha! January 16, 2011 We were Primula deficient at the luncheon meeting we hosted today for the American Primula Society New England Chapter, but the Camellia’s were welcome,… Continue Reading
The Snow Bomb January 12, 2011 IT NOW LOOKS LIKE JANUARY, ESPECIALLY WITH TWO FEET OF NEW SNOW I love snow. A lot. As I’ve said many times before, I… Continue Reading
Sunny Sunday’s in January, it’s why one keeps a greenhouse. January 9, 2011 A rarely seen view of the back of my greenhouse. I could be skiing, or snowshoeing this weekend, but because of a big, top… Continue Reading
Forcing Spring and Dog Napping January 9, 2011 Even though the days are getting longer, at 4:00 PM the sun is nearly gone. We’ve only had a few inches of snow, but… Continue Reading
Camellia’s on a Snowy Day January 8, 2011 It’s a very snowy weekend here in New England, and we are expected to have almost constant snowfall from Friday night, until Sunday night…. Continue Reading
AMUSE BUSH -Lonicera sempervirens, as Pantone® ‘Color of the Year’ January 8, 2011 The design world is scrambling….ever since it was announced in December. The predictions of what color will be chosen this year provided enough chatter… Continue Reading
What I did on my Christmas Vacation January 4, 2011 Some ‘sneak peek’ page views of my self published gardening magazine PLANT SOCIETY. Available now on Magcloud.com. OK, bear with me for a bit… Continue Reading
A Shaker Village New Year’s Eve Party January 2, 2011 At midnight on New Years eve, we all were allowed to ring the old bell in the bell tower in this historic Shaker home… Continue Reading
Heirloom Vegetables -a Better Choice? Yes, and No December 29, 2010 My Heirloom seed order has already arrived from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. The packaging is spectacular, as usual. Seed packets don’t get more perfect… Continue Reading