Gardening

One of the easiest senses with which to design is that of touch, also described as texture. As.

A few days ago, Niki and I were in New York for the presentation of an award to.

Unconsciously, I always hope that entering a garden will be a joy for all my senses. Frequently, however,.

One of the mainstays of the August/September perennial garden is Chelone. Its unusual flower is named after the.

Most gardeners look first to flowers for color but I would suggest that you look first to foliage for.

Whenever I attend an out-of-town conference, I always return with plants, having had the opportunity to visit new.

Each year, I attend the Perennial Plant Symposium. As a result, I have traveled the country, hearing lectures.

Last week, Niki and I did something that we’ve talked about doing for years. We are both avid.

I admit to being a Francophile. I studied French from the seventh grade all the way through college.

What perennial has flowers as large as dinner plates? I can only think of one and that is.