Hi, Everyone. It’s me again Aquilegia ‘Black Barlow’.I just wanted to thank everyone for their concern after I was recently attacked by the columbine sawfly larvae.Gosh, that was scary, but Carol took …
Rejuvenating Kerria
What gardener would prune a shrub right at its peak bloom time?We all know the rules!Prune spring flowering shrubs, which generally form flower buds the previous season, shortly after they've bloomed. …
Letters to Gardening Friends, May 10, 2009
Dear Dee and Mary Ann,Greetings from my garden! I can hardly believe this is the tenth letter we’ve posted to one another to share about our vegetable gardens, thousands of miles apart and in …
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Mother’s Day Blooms In My Garden
Three blooms for Mother’s Day at May Dreams Gardens...Lilacs Yesterday at the garden center, I overheard someone tell the cashier that they were out of common lilac. My first thought was “Good, …
Enjoy The Spring FOLO Days
These May days, these glorious, sun-drenched (sometimes rain-soaked) May days, are the FOLO days in the garden. There are so many blooms that we are seeing the First Of, and right beside them are …
Guest Post From A Columbine: Sawfly Larvae Troubles
Hi, Readers! Black Barlow’s my name and Columbine is my game. I’m from the Aquilegia clan and I live her at May Dreams Gardens, up by the house, just to the left of the water spigot.I don’t know how I …
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