Plants that Spark!
Stylish Shady Containers
Homegrown / Homemade
Elephant's Ears
Save Money by Growing Your Own
Pretty in Pink
Thoughts From a Foreign Field
Containers as Focal Points
Slideshow: Beautiful Clematis
Colorful Selections for Shade
Indeterminate or Determinate Tomatoes?
Fast-Growing Trees for Impatient Gardeners
In Pursuit of the Perfect Potting Shed
Dwarf Citrus Trees
Fragrant Plants for Pathways
6 Tips for Weed Control
Building a Compost Bin
Designing with Curved Terraces
Make a Succulent Topiary
Plant an Easy-to-Water Strawberry Jar
Lawn Alternatives
Garden Confidential: A Plant Walks into a Bar
NEW Video Series: There's a Better Way
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Mulch for a Healthy Garden
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Recent comments
Re: Jan's winter escape garden in Florida
It looks very serene and lovely. I love the blue vases and planters...just georgous!
posted: 2:05 pm on November 9thRe: READER PHOTOS! Roger & Mary's garden in California
More more! Do you do tours? Wonderful pairings, delightful art and symmetry of plants and boulders.
posted: 10:43 am on August 24thRe: READER PHOTOS! Linda's containers in Maine
I love the blue urn-looking post and the lady head and the fairy I see in the background in one of the photographs. Just lovely thank you for sharing. Posters please keep comments positive as this is a happy place!
posted: 10:39 am on August 17thRe: Scenes from the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
"rain chain" I was hunting and pecking fast there!
posted: 2:22 pm on July 27thRe: Scenes from the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Does everyone know what a rain chai is except for me? Does it serve a useful purpose or is it just for decoration?
posted: 2:21 pm on July 27thLove all these gardening posts and pictures!!!
Re: READER PHOTOS! Michaele's garden in Tennessee, revisited
Yes under the circumstances (Michaele's garden/waterfall is so beautiful to behold) that pictures do not do it justice may we beg for a video tour please?
posted: 2:29 pm on June 14thRe: READER PHOTOS! Bonnie's garden in Pennsylvania, revisited
To: tractor1
posted: 11:35 am on June 8thWho are you and what have you done with the real tractor1??
JK LOL
Happy Gardening
PS It is a georgous garden!
Re: READER PHOTOS! Lotta's garden in Sweden
Just looked at your blog and oh my such beautiful photos and gardens!
posted: 12:17 pm on May 25thI love the rock walls and vibrant colors!
I wish I knew swedish to read your captions lol.
Re: Book Give-Away: Beautiful No-Mow Yards, by Evelyn J. Hadden
Thank you for the wonderful offer! If I don't "win" I will look for this book to purchase!
posted: 11:33 am on March 5thI have been successful in getting rid of most of the lawn in the back yard. Would love to do the same in the front and the ideas in this book most surely will help!
Re: READER PHOTOS! Gary's Japanese garden in Nova Scotia
This is absolutely wonderful. Your parents are very lucky!
posted: 2:25 pm on December 22ndRe: The flower gardens at Old Westbury
Tractor1
posted: 10:39 am on October 7thDo you ever have anything nice to say about anything. Perhaps if you ventured outdoors into a garden once in a while instead of trolling sites on your computer you might not be so crabby.
Re: Scenes from Millenium Park
I think I see you. On sculpture there is tiny little guy reflection, mom & stroller then above that and to the left is that your reflection taking a picture. I love these photos. These are the only photos I've seen of Chigago that made me think I might want to visit.
posted: 1:18 pm on September 26th