No one who has visited my garden would be surprised to see that I’ve added Helleborus x ballardiae ‘Cinnamon Snow”. Why? Because it captures almost all of my favorite garden colors and qualities in one plant. I’m big on perennials, … Continue reading →
It was 34° F this morning, as it has been for the last couple of days, but it doesn’t bother Helleborus orientalis one bit. For many years I had assumed that Hellebore was either native to the UK or maybe … Continue reading →
There is something about the hellebore that signals the real beginning of the gardening season for me. Maybe it’s just because it’s February and there it is – defiantly pristine in the mud, blooming and standing tall; reminding me that … Continue reading →
Just this time last year I was shopping for bare root berries, nut trees, figs and a gold chain tree (Laburnum anagyroides) and planting them in the garden. This year has been a little different. Up until last week the … Continue reading →
