A garden is a living thing and we are wise to remember that. There is a constant cycle of life occurring each day. New flowers open, old flowers fade. Seeds drop to the ground and lie dormant, …
But I still have garden clean up to do…
Streptocarpella saxorum blooms inside I rushed outside this morning and planted the last of the bulbs, more 'Chestnut Flower' hyacinths, to add to the three of that variety I planted last year. …
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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – November 2014
Welcome to Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day for November 2014. Here in my USDA Hardiness Zone 6a garden in central Indiana, we are experiencing that blast of cold air that the weathermen have been telling …
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The Society for the Promotion of Mums as the Quintessential Fall Flower
Who will buy these? The Society for the Promotion of Mums as the Quintessential Fall Flower* would like to lodge an official protest regarding the disfiguration of poinsettias to modify their colors …
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When my back is turned in my garden
This is what I think it looks like in my garden when my back is turned. Rabbits and squirrels having a big party. I know it happens because there is evidence of it. I won't go into details, but …
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Vintage Postcards
Postcard with pic by Hannes Petersen Daily posts continue here on May Dreams Gardens! Did I mention I've started the tiniest little collection of vintage postcards? Oh, I didn't mention my tiny …
