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Creating a Rock Garden
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Have you ever seen a well-designed, well-constructed rock garden? I have been lucky enough to have visited several in the US and Canada. In each, I have been amazed at its beauty and the skillful combination of natural elements and plants. Each one has been in a different area, where the design of …
Questions and Answers
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Which will compete better with Silver Maple roots, Epimedium or Hellebore? Can they be planted together? • Yes, Epimedium and Hellebore can compete with tree roots. Try mounding compost on top of the tree roots in which the perennials can establish themselves. Epimedium and Hellebore take … read more »
Neutrally Brilliant – Purple in the Garden
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Remember when the very idea of the color purple was like a bad word? Go to school in purple socks and risk getting laughed off the playground. It was a color that was almost as good as a laugh line. • But purple has changed. According to the color industry it's going to be this year's fashion …
Too much rain
Thursday, October 11, 2007
I never thought I'd be complaining about too much rain. Oh sure, some days when I am dying to dash out to the garden to rearrange a few things and put in a few new plants I am disappointed if a sudden rain shower thwarts me. But after what seems like several years of unrelieved drought and far too …
Contained Gardens – Pots, Hanging Baskets & Windowboxes
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Fragrant Double Tuberose • Coral Drops (Bessera elegans) • Non-Stop Begonia Mix • Apple Blossom Begonia • Begonia Champagne • Picotee Begonia Mix • Stars of India (Achimenes) • Fragrant Double Freesia Mix • Agapanthus Blue • Crocosmia (Saffron Fire Flowers) • Mexican Shell …
Steps to Success with Pleione Formosa
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Pleione formosaPleione formosa is native to the higher altitudes in China and the Himalayans, but are only hardy to approximately 32-40 degrees Fahrenheit (zone 8-10) in winter in the home garden environment. • It is often grown by orchid enthusiasts as a container plant, but being a terrestrial …
Plantings for Privacy
Thursday, October 11, 2007
For many of us, the idea of a secret garden has a certain appeal. Perhaps it is our romantic side, coming to the front. Perhaps it is simply that we loved the book of that name. We may seek a place to which we can escape when we feel overwhelmed, angry or frustrated - and there is no place better …
Garden Mysteries: What To Do With Overlooked Bulbs & Bare Root Perennials
Thursday, October 11, 2007
I've always loved reading mysteries. Sometimes I can predict how all the various plot twists will resolve themselves, but the best ones continue to surprise me right up to the final showdown. In a way, gardening is a lot like reading a good mystery story. You do your best to choose plants that … read more »
Orange isn't Outrageous Anymore!
Thursday, October 11, 2007
I can see you scratching your head over this title! Orange has been considered an outrageous color for as long as I can remember. In fact, I remember being flabbergasted when I heard that the Color Marketing Institute had declared it one of this year's hot colors. I mean - ORANGE??? Can you even …
A Practically Perfect Garden – Tips & Tricks
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Sometimes, especially when gardening season is just getting launched, we can see in our mind's eye all the potential that our garden may have - if everything grows the way it should, if the weather is just right, if we can keep up with the weeds and deadheading and watering. Early garden season is …
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