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We’re back for another day visiting Terry Smyth’s spring garden on Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, where her abundant spring blooms bring her great joy. Flowering dogwood (Cornus florida, Zones 5–9) is…
Today we’re visiting the garden of Terry Smyth and enjoying the unique point of view she brings to looking at her flowers. I just found your site and wanted to…
My name is Keri Shinault. I live in Northern Kentucky, Zone 6a, and have been gardening for about 12 years. I am an artist and am just as happy painting…
Welcome to the home garden of Kathleen Cope in Colorado. While I garden for others to make a living, my own garden will always hold the most special place in…
Carla Mudry from Malvern, Pennsylvania, is excited because spring flowers have arrived in her garden. Spring has sprung, and the bulbs are just so pretty this year! I love my…
Today we’re enjoying some hellebore photos from Nancy Mellen’s Massachusetts gardens. Attached are pictures of some of the hellebores that are now in bloom in my gardens, which are just…
My name is Kim Triebwasser, and I live in Reiles Acres, North Dakota (Zone 4B). I have always loved gardening. In our short growing season, I take great interest in…
We’ve visited Syd Carpenter’s beautiful Philadelphia garden several times, and I’m always happy to go back and be inspired by her sharp sense of design and beautiful plant combinations. Here,…
Maria Medina shared these wonderful photos of one of her favorite plants—the bougainvillea! The genus Bougainvillea is native to South America, where there are several species. These have been hybridized…
Today we’re enjoying some photos from Clarence McCullough in Capitola, California. This spectacular rose looks like the variety ‘Double Delight’, which is known for its distinctive red-and-white petals. Hybrid tea…
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