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……
The snow sure is pretty even if it is mid-Autumn. In today’s share check out my v-log featuring the first snow in my garden. First
You all know I love to push the limits and grow just about anything (legal) I can get my hands on. Introduced to the Mangave
One of my favorite things about summer is the blooms of the hydrangea shrubs. In this post-Bren answers a GardenChat question about spots.
It just isn’t Spring or Summer until we’ve baked a yummy pie filled with Grandmas Rhubarb. In today’s post, I share how to grow and
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 share featuring the magnolia trees that grow in my home garden. You will find photos and my personal thoughts on these trees
Edible, growable and totally creative if you can believe it! Todays post features Creative Fun Facts about the Prickly Pear Cactus.
Who doesn’t love Autumn color? This is the time of year where trees, shrubs, and perennials take the main stage in the landscape. In this
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 season long and a
Gardening is one of the most relaxing hobbies anyone can endure. In this post I share my personal tips to make rose gardening fun and
