In today’s post, I feature Ember and Golden Conifer Winter Interests in Landscape. A video blog with a garden walk about the landscape and growing
The only explanation for the blooms finally turning blue after lower the pH of the soil is that this hydrangea did not bloom last year. Maybe if it would have bloomed they would have……
One of my favorite things about summer is the blooms of the hydrangea shrubs. In this post-Bren answers a GardenChat question about spots.
I am so excited to share with you today’s video blog featuring NEW PLANTS by Star Roses & Plants. Check out what it is like
It is Spring in my garden so that means the planting of rain and temperatures in the 50*’s. In this post, I share the Geese
In this post, I share with you a super successful shipment of shrubs. YES – it’s hard to believe these came by mail. I’ll show
My husband I are super tree geeks and we purchase from the Wood County Soil and Water Conservation Service yearly. In today’s post I share an
The Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea just maybe my 2nd favorite Hydrangea for my home garden because it is LOW to NO maintenance, BEAUTIFUL color show all
Most gardener will encounter many problems and challenges before they achieve their gardening goals. Whether it’s hosepipe bans, messy weeds or the repetitive and tedious maintenance work
There was a time not many people knew what the plants that survive the winter were classified as. It has been exciting over the past
The crape myrtle tree is an extremely popular tree in the southern parts of the United States, with some areas sporting them on every street. When traveling to
It’s that time of year to get out in the landscape and plant some trees. Trees provide so much positive for the environment that I
