For the second year in a row, my rose of Sharon looks like crap. Not all of it, just the side closest to the patio. Which stinks because that’s the side most visible when we’re chilling. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and hoped that with just a little more time it…
Come mid-May, this diminutive gem explodes with very little effort from me. The perfect plant for busy lifestyles! I hate fussy. And Bath’s Pink Dianthus (Dianthus gratianopolitanus) is anything but. Several years ago I planted three small containers along the edge of my flagstone path that leads up to our patio. Over the years, it’s…
The main drag through our neighborhood is lined with Bradford pear trees and it’s beautiful when in flower. Stinky, like dead fish, but pretty if you can get past the odor. Unfortunately, they are our neighborhood’s harbingers of Spring. The trees were planted approximately 18 years ago and I’m guessing were bought for a song…
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When I decided to grow my veggie garden from seed this year, I realized I’d have to spend a little time thinking about a seed starting schedule. But I’m a pantser which basically means I’m most comfortable flying by the seat of my pants. Plotters have a predetermined path which I find incredibly blah. But…
As the saying goes, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” After receiving a box full of seeds from All America Selections, I was inspired to come up with a plan to build an affordable seed starting rack. My seed collection is about to outgrow it’s current accommodation – an air-tight metal box I bought at…
