Hello friends! For you this month, I have a bowl full of blooming amaryllises and more for Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day. …
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Heart-shaped plants
I have always loved heart-shaped plants, and what could be better for Valentine's Day? While I'm not one to snub red roses or …
Red aglaonema addiction
It's happened. I have a bonafide red aglaonema addiction. It sounds like a nasty rash, but actually, it's an affliction of indoor …
The garden moved indoors
In the last couple of weeks, Jack Frost visited Oklahoma so the garden moved indoors. I find that growing bulbs indoors helps me …
Blooming plants beat the winter blues
I don't know how you feel about winter, but if you've read RDR in the last eight years, you know it's not my favorite season. …
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day: late winter
It's Bloom Day again, that once a month miracle hosted by Carol of May Dreams Gardens. I don't have much to show, but signs that …
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A winter cloche party
When I stopped by Brenda's Cozy Little House, she was in the middle of a cloche party, hosted by Marty of A Stroll Thru Life. It …
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day dateline February 2010
Yesterday's snow melted away, and once again the landscape is brown and gray. I'm a poet and didn't know it. Ha! At 26F …
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Snowbound thoughts: Part I, terrariums
Well, most of the snow melted in yesterday's rain, but more ice and snow are predicted for Sunday and again next week. I'm …
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