It took me several years to get up the "grit" to make the stone.
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October in the Garden
The geranium survived a herd of deer passing through the yard yesterday. It's one of the bright spots left as the season winds down.
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Six On Saturday 9-30-17
Honestly, I tried to see why this is called turtlehead and never got it - until I looked closely at this picture!
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Clover In The Lawn Diet: Should You Plant Clover In Your Lawn? ?
Thinking back to my grandparents' yard, I don't recall that they ever applied fertilizer.
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Fragrant Flowers: American Basswood Tree (Tilia)
The flowers are hardly noticeable, but, oh, that scent!
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The June Garden
The June garden brings berries and roses and so much more. It's an explosion of bloom.
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Rhubarb Compote: Don’t Just Say “No.” You’ll Love It!
You might just discover that you have found a new dessert favorite!
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May Flowers In The Bloomin’ Garden
Even the Tulip Poplar gets in on the act!
