Midwest Winter Wonderland
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Can you imagine waking up to a snow-covered Spring garden? This happen to us in the Midwest in early April. Images and video on this blog post!
Can you imagine waking up to a snow-covered Spring garden? This happen to us in the Midwest in early April. Images and video on this blog post!
In this post I share about my experience with Etsy / Meadow Road Nursery Shop. Find video featuring the healthy water plants I received during a Midwest heat wave.
In this post, I’d like to share some amazing shade perennials I discovered on clearance. They are mid-spring favorites suitable for many Midwest gardens that are mostly shaded. Take a look at some other perennials that pair well with these fantastic finds.
Take a mid-summer walk about the dome garden and inside with me and my kitty! You will see what is growing around the dome and
Did you know your lawn maybe turning brown because the armyworm has invaded? In this post you will find a photo of what the critter
This is a short video featuring my front meadow in early May after a late winter thaw and spring showers. In 2019 the rain just
It’s hard to say if growing or preserving cucumbers is easier. In this post, I share Pickling made easy with Dad’s classic pickle recipe and
In this post I share a book review featuring The Gardeners’ Guide to Cactus by Scott Calhoun. The Gardeners Guide to Cactus ‘The 100 Best
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In this post share featuring the magnolia trees that grow in my home garden. You will find photos and my personal thoughts on these trees
Hellebore has been the highlight of my Spring since 2005 after adding this perennial to my shade garden. In this post, I highlight Hellebore in
Childhood memories from in the Midwest include a Sunday afternoon gathered at the table with family to enjoy Grandmas’ Beef Roast. This recipe share today