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2025 Spring Tours with Lunch
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November is a notoriously finicky month in my region; a mild autumn day can become a freezing night with little warning. If I’m not
When guests stroll through my garden during the height of summer it is highly unlikely that they notice the many evergreens planted among the more
This is the first year I have grown roses and they have done very well. Remembering how cold it got last year, I was wondering
There are an astonishing number of wildflower species that grow across this country. Every region seems to have a favorite, like the bluebonnets of Texas
I am hard-pressed to name a shrub that matches the hydrangea for drama, splendor, and elegance in the garden. From the subtle white starry-shaped
I believe that there is a small part within each of us that is delighted each spring to see the first daffodils in bloom. These
I’m a hopeless collector….of everything; you name it. Books, funky art, even funky friends, chickens, daffodils and lots of other flowers. So, it’s easy to
Inexhaustible beauty can be found in the most ordinary things. Not that I would call any daffodil ordinary, but I feel few people really look
As the seasons change and temperatures drop, it’s the perfect time for gardening enthusiasts to shift their focus to cool-season vegetables. These hardy crops thrive
As I look out my study window at the bare trees and brown fields around me, I’m struck by the colors and textures of the