Summer Runners (in the Race for Garden Excellence)
We love to plan our gardens in winter and spring, but even the most educated guesses are subject to what actually plays out in your unique garden climate. Mary recalls a few of her early-summer hopes.
Garden Newbies
Every year I try add a few–or ten–new flowers to my garden. In this post, I tell the stories and share pictures of three new favorites: anenomes, false Snapdragon and larkspur.
Last Year’s Not-Quite Now Right
Some flowers–and gardeners–need more than one season to get their act together.
My Georgia Garden Unfolding in May
My garden flowers are beginning to fill out and shine their brightest in early May. Larkspur, violas, salvia, roses, verbena, snapdragons, phlox, and the last irises.
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A Seed Catalog for the Soul
I love to nurture and tend budding beauty and fruitfulness in my garden, but I have other canvases to paint.
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