My fall flower garden which is full of eye candy right now. I'll pretty much let the photos tell the story. At least I'll …
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day September, 2013
Hey gang! It's that time again. Time to share with Carol at May Dreams Gardens and the world our blooms for the month. So, please …
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Some days are diamonds
Some days are diamonds. Others don't glitter with promise. Instead, they are as jagged as rocks jutting out from a precipice. This …
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day and Foliage Followup
This Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, you get two, two for the price of one. I'm still working on the book, and I'm too tired to think …
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Keeyla Meadows garden
Have you ever visited an artist's garden? During the summer of hell in 2011, the OHS tour featured the gardens of local …
Four ways Pinterest changed the gardener in me.
A week or so ago, I gave a speech on how social media platforms like Pinterest changed the gardener in me. Social media is also …
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Color in the garden can change your life
There was a time when I feared vibrant color. Although I painted during college, I worried about adding color accents to my …
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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day–May 2013
What a spring! March and April were exciting, and May seems to be following their lead. I spend every waking moment in the garden …
A frustrated gardener lives here
Our high yesterday was 51 degrees F, and we are supposed to get another morning freeze by Friday. Then, more cool temperatures …
Get your motor running
Brrr . . . it's cold outside, isn't it? Yesterday, I wore flip flops and a sleeveless shirt, and today, it's jeans, a sweatshirt …
Great flowers to grow from seed
A forest of seed and plant catalogs probably arrived in your mailbox and inbox over the holidays, but I wonder if you've had time …
Five beautiful, easy-to-grow roses for Oklahoma and the central south
Oklahoma gardening is complicated. The climate is classified as part of the central south, USDA Zones 6a to 8a, but anyone who …
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