Asiatic lily brings a bright glow to the garden.
Tag: gardening
I’ve got basil growing in the front, along with rose bushes. Why not? Basil looks good all season long.
I have great intentions, but the atmosphere isn’t propelling me into any of the gardening preparations I could begin now.
I’ve been dreaming about what I’d like to try this spring.
Even with the cooler weather, Mother Nature presses on.
It took me several years to get up the “grit” to make the stone.
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.
Honestly, I tried to see why this is called turtlehead and never got it – until I looked closely at this picture!
Sedum “Autumn Joy’ is opening its flowers and attracting scores of bumble bees.
Thinking back to my grandparents’ yard, I don’t recall that they ever applied fertilizer.
The flowers are hardly noticeable, but, oh, that scent!
The June garden brings berries and roses and so much more. It’s an explosion of bloom.
The May garden is fresh and green. It’s one of the best times of the year here in Northeast Ohio.
Brightly colored and persistently blooming throughout the growing season, it is hard for any gardener to resist the lure of annuals, even as those doe eyes watch you dig your planting holes.
There are some plants that have escaped deer “predators” year after year.
