Planting Chive in Your Home Garden
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It’s Never Too Late To Plant Chives One of the most beautiful sites in the garden each spring is chive in bloom. In the past
Candymint Crabapple Tree
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scented blooms of the candymint crabapple tree In this post I share all about the Candymint Crabapple Tree that has been growing in my
Magnolia After A Deep Freeze Night in April
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In this post I share a video and my personal thoughts on what the Magnolia tree will do after an April freeze. Images and details here.
Clematis and Lilium Boxed Plants Sams Club
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In this post we are having some fun in the greenhouse potting up some more boxed plants. There are the Clematis and Lilium Boxed Plants
Mini Daffodil in Bloom
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In this post I share a few tips in a video featuring my mini daffodil in bloom. You will see first hand how the bulbs
Spring Blooming Golden Yellow Giant Crocus
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In this post find a short video and images featuring the Golden Yellow Giant Crocus growing in my home landscape. Enjoy a short welcome to
Spring Window Box Planting Ideas
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One of my favorite Spring projects is putting together my window boxes on the back kitchen patio. In this post I share my spring window
How to Create Your Own Seed Mats
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In this post, I share a super-easy way to create your own seed mats. This handy DIY is the perfect way to get carrots in
All About Planting Daffodil Bulbs in Autumn Garden
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Symbolizing rebirth and new beginnings, Daffodils are one of my favorite things about spring. In today’s post, I’ve got a few tips about daffodils I
How to Grow Strawberries in Hanging Baskets
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Many gardeners decide to NOT grow berries because of the critters that get into them. If you grow strawberries in containers the critters can’t reach
Catch The Wave This Spring : Add Trailing Pansies
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I’m noticing as I shop the garden centers this spring a trend of new gardeners filling their carts with spring blooms like the dainty little pansies. With the variety of colors available this year it’s hard not to grab a six pack of these once known as old fashion flowers. Pan American Seed is making the pansy hip to plant with it’s new trailing features.