All year I dream of the days of May when the sun is warm, the sky is blue, the grass is green, and the garden is all new again! Welcome to the month of May at May Dreams Gardens. Welcome to a …
An Unexpected Pilgrimage: Lob’s Wood
And suddenly, I found I was on an unexpected pilgrimage. In the preface to her book The Little Bulbs: A Tale of Two Gardens, one of my favorite garden writers, Elizabeth Lawrence, wrote, “This is a …
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Moving Plants
In preparation for the implementation of the new garden design, I am moving plants. Moving plants. For many gardeners, "moving plants" is a scary thing to consider. Moving plants. …
In and Out of the Garden
No matter how long I garden, and I’ve gardened for a long time, I think I’ll always have to look up the botanical name for this Glory of the Snow. I believe it is a Chionodoxa of some type. I can …
Dr. Hortfreud Reveals Five Types of Garden Therapy
Working under a grant provided by iGROW (Institute for Gardenetics Research and Other Works*), Dr. Hortfreud recently published an important paper on the five primary types of garden therapy, as …
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The Day After The Day After
The day after the day after bloom day... Thank you to everyone who posted about their blooms, or lack of blooms as the case may be, for Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day. I wish I had more time to read …
