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Entries in gardening (20)

Monday
Mar142011

Pretty In Pink - What's Become Of The Old Man's Whiskers

Visions of pink Old Man’s Whiskers are the delights of many old timers, yet many Americans are unaware of this delightful wildflower. It’s also known as Prarie Smoke or Prarie Plumes are othr common names for this plant. Have you met it?

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Monday
Mar072011

New Garden Faces Among My Old-Time Perennials

There are many exciting new varieties of perennials coming out each year. The introduction of some of these to your garden can add new life to a ho-hum garden design. Which ones do you like?

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Tuesday
Mar012011

Daffy About Daffodils

All the world loves the daffodil and it’s no wonder that so many authors and poets chose it as a source of inspiration. One of the traditional first sings of spring around the world, the daffodil makes some of us quite daffy.

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Tuesday
Feb012011

There's Got To Be A Better Way! - Lasagna In The Garden

The lasagana garden method has been around for a number of years and has been extensively written about. However, with esculating food prices and more and more families returning to planting a garden to help defray costs and make financial ends meet — the lasagna garden has a whole new look.

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Sunday
Nov282010

Time To Discover - The Patterns Found In Trees

While this time of the year isn’t my favorite, being more of a spring blossom, I love the art found in the garden and that has a lot to do with the cardinal principles of art.  True beauty calls for structure, it’s a lot more than skin deep, and Mother Nature’s art — even in the dead of winter — is magnificent, if you just are willing to look beyond the obvious.

Some of us understand that art springs forth from within.  Most artists recognize this when they

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