Here Comes the Sun and Heat

As I watch the weather for this week with 90+ degrees all week, I visualize what my perennials and hydrangeas will look like by Friday. The answer is leaves will be crispy and some perennials may be dead, especially they ones I just planted in late Spring.

By |2025-11-22T06:19:27-04:00June 18th, 2024|

Plants for the Woodland Garden

When I first started gardening as a profession, my mentor Martha (read the Forgotten Landscaper in a previous blog) told me there were 5 gardens people had to have namely, The Cutting Garden, The Rose Garden,

By |2025-11-22T06:09:35-04:00June 7th, 2024|

Talking to the Vines

Out of all the plants I have worked with I make the most comments while working vines. My words are usually full of apologies for breaking off delicate tendrils, or trying to get vines to twine around too tight a wire.

By |2025-11-22T06:29:05-04:00May 16th, 2024|

Make Yourself Happy- Pick a Bouquet!

Years ago I was working in a lovely garden. I went inside to speak to my client and saw a beautiful huge bouquet on the kitchen table. I said, “ Where did you get those?” She looked at me in dismay and said “Christie, from your garden!” (Meaning her garden.)

By |2025-11-22T08:50:01-04:00May 10th, 2024|
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