Camellia Sasanqua is not your grandmother’s Japonica. Maybe it’s just the result of bad pruning but Camellia Japonica usually ends up looking like a ball or lollipop covered with giant fake flowers that turn brown, slimy and disgusting, requiring way … Continue reading →
As soon as I started thinking about writing a post about what a mild and growth inducing winter this has been I noticed the forecast is for colder temperatures and possibly even snow. Just when I was gloating that my … Continue reading →
In the flurry of yard clean up, pruning and other garden maintenance of the season it seems prudent to discuss some simple rules of etiquette that will improve your relationships with your neighbors year round. The closer your house is … Continue reading →
Gardeners learn to observe the cues of nature to properly time their efforts. Simply by paying attention every day to what is going on in the garden you will learn how to identify changes in season by noting the smell … Continue reading →
