Behold, a happy little one-gallon Stella D'oro daylily (please ignore the mess behind it- it's a work truck).
Behold, a happy little one-gallon Stella D'oro daylily (please ignore the mess behind it- it's a work truck).
This weekend was the sort that gets me really excited for the growing season. It was warm and sunny,
When we bought the house, the fence didn't enclose the entire backyard. Instead, the big opening facing the
[caption id="attachment_347" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="seeds started in homemade newspaper pots"][/caption] If you're like everyone else, you want to
I was fortunate enough to get a review copy of the above book, Rain Gardening in the South:
ICON_PLACEHOLDEREstimated reading time: 4 minutes Landscaping, gardening, whatever you want to call it- it's pretty forgiving. I'm of
More plants for small spaces! This one here is Harbor Dwarf Heavenly Bamboo, or more accurately Nandina domestica
Concrete pavers have come a long way in the last decade. Back then, they were essentially a compromise
MJ (my wife) reads this blog, and she made a good point about my last post ("Retaining Walls-
I've been conversing with a new landscape designer in Ohio, and sharing with him some of my thoughts