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classic case of zone denial in North Carolina

Catilieth, member | December 28th, 2008

Afflicted with zone denial, I have many tropicals...brugmansia, coleus, banana, avocado, tibouchina, and many more. There is, of course, a bi-annual "great plant migration" each Spring and...

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daisy's and rose's

playinginthedirts, member | December 28th, 2008

this year one of our rose areas was taken over by daisy's, I wasnt to happy about it, but boy it turned out to be just fine!! both plants seemd to thrive off each other!

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Pooch in the Garden

Daffodilly, member | December 28th, 20082 comments

Pooch checking the frog pond for action.

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Photos from my travels

Kate Frank, editor | December 28th, 2008

I can't take credit for growing these....

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Flowers/Plants of my garden

GreenHands, member | December 28th, 2008

this is my garden's glory

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Flowers/Plants of my garden

GreenHands, member | December 28th, 2008

roots going inside and around the stones gives a natural look.

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Flowers/Plants of my garden

GreenHands, member | December 28th, 20081 comment

this bonsai tree is 6 years old

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Spring 2008

peegee13, member | December 28th, 20084 comments

Gardening in Zone 6 is amazing after moving from California! I love it!

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Campanula

cynlee, member | December 28th, 20081 comment

Whate Campanula Bells

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Narcissus

cynlee, member | December 28th, 2008

A white narcissus with a pink trumpet.

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Black Cohosh

cynlee, member | December 28th, 20081 comment

A bee on the Black Cohosh.

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Garden Blooms

cynlee, member | December 28th, 2008

Swallowtail butterfly on an Echinacea blossom.

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Bee on a Dahlia

cynlee, member | December 28th, 2008

Here's a bee on a red dahlia.

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cactus

GreenHands, member | December 27th, 2008

My lovable thorny cactus

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Summer Gardening in MN

mngardener, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

These are some of my favorite photos for 2008

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My prized pumpkin

GreenHands, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

pumpkin of my kitchen garden

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Edible and Mediterranean Gardens by Shirley Bovshow

ShirleyBovshow, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

My garden is in Sunset zone 10a and we enjoy a long growing season here in Los Angeles. Im a professional garden designer and gardening coach. I incorporate edible plants in most all my gardens and...

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Cosmos?

beverlyb9, member | December 27th, 2008

We planted the "Cosmos" seeds behind of marigolds and Vincas. According to the package they were to be 3 foot tall. We cut them back after they grew beyond the 6 foot high awning...

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flowers/plants of my garden

GreenHands, member | December 27th, 2008

I have plenty of Adeniums and when they flower it is worth watching

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Summer Colors

Heidrun, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

Flowers in my Newtown garden

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Backyard in Winter

vitezi, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

A pennsylvania landscape after a couple days of freezing rain

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Backyard Oasis

jeff9661, member | December 27th, 20083 comments

I started my garden in 2003 from a blank slate after tearing down an old garage and a bunch of overgrow trees along the fence line. The general theme is a cottage garden with lots of wild flowers.

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My Garden

drtlvr, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

My yard started as an empty (except for rocks) field when we bought the house in 1980. Over time we landscaped, re-landscaped and added a hardscape of river rock and redwood. I reacted with pride and...

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My "Keep busy and lose weight" garden!!

Silverridge0, member | December 27th, 20083 comments

My garden is never "planned" but evolves with time as I come across a lovely plant, intriguing statue or get the urge to dig a small pond in the middle of our yard! Body aches and pains seem...

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Flower Box Herb Garden

SJWallace, member | December 27th, 20082 comments

We took 2 very large wooden flower boxes off the front of the house when we remodeled. They hold 8 rectangular window box liners. I moved them to my upper narrow deck facing south all...

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Garden Shed

LakeGeneva, member | December 27th, 20082 comments

I saw this in a back isse, year 2000, of your magazine & my wonderfull husband & his friend spent 4 weekends building this for me, with no plans. It is just like the one in your issue...

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Random Photos of my Garden

gracepete, member | December 27th, 20082 comments

These are just random photos taken during the 2008 growing season. Now that things are water-soaked and wind-blown and otherwise pitiful, it's nice to look back and remember that it wasn't just a...

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Butterfly favorites

PlantSnobIN, member | December 27th, 20081 comment

I garden in southern Indiana, and grow many plants to provide food for butterfly larva. I think that many people forget that without the caterpillars, we will have no butterflies! Next...

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MY Cactus

beverlyhy, member | December 27th, 20083 comments

I have had this cactus for 25 years. I put it inside in the winter because I am in Oregon. I don't know the name of it. The last 2 years it has bloomed like this. 37 blooms in 2 days in 2008. I put...

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red Amaryllis on windowsill

pinkAmy, member | December 27th, 20082 comments

bought bulb at Ace hardware, it already had a bud on it, has grown nicely

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Flowers from Georgia to Florida

GardenLady45, member | December 27th, 20082 comments

Gardening in Florida means being a wrangler more than a grower.

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Project updates

vlmay, member | December 27th, 2008

These are two projcts we started late this fall.

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