And, it's not just them. All pollinators are in trouble. The European Honey Bee is simply the first casualty. For several …
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Wordless Wednesday: Why I grow Anethum graveolens a/k/a Peucedanum graveolens (i.e., common dillweed)
If you get a chance, please stop by my post on the Lowe's Garden Grow Along blog and leave a comment. I'd love to hear from you. …
Dear Friends and Gardeners, June 7, 2010
Dear Carol, Mary Ann, and all of our other friends, Hi everyone! Sorry I was gone so long. I couldn't tell you where I was …
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Winner of The Nonstop Garden
The winner of the book, The Nonstop Garden, by Stephanie Cohen and Jennifer Benner, who guest posted recently, is Pat. I've …
Wordless Wednesday: sublime climber
If you'd like to visit my Lowe's post this week on attracting wildlife, please go here. …
A scurry and a flurry, Sharon and Jeff came to visit
What would you do if garden royalty (she's going to kill me) said she'd like to meet you and see your garden? Would you …
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For the love of chickens and a dairy free frittata
Chicken love. It's in magazines everywhere lately. I made a run to Barnes & Noble bookstore and picked up a few favorite …
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Behind the eight ball
Please welcome Jennifer Benner, co-author with Stephanie Cohen of The Nonstop Garden, published by Timber Press. Jennifer has a …
Deadheading as meditation instead of work
Home keeping I like, but housekeeping is a chore. That's why my house isn't spotless, but my kids get good dinners most …
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day, May 15, 2010
Sweet cool rain brings even sweeter flowers. As I step out on the deck every morning to drink hot tea and survey the back …
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David Austin roses for the humid south?
As a garden writer, it's that time of year when I'm sent plants to test in my garden. Yesterday, I came home to a large box with …
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