Blogs about: March Blooming
The Baron and the Little Flower.
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wrote 1 year ago: I was listening to the local radio yesterday as I went about my business about town, they were inter … more →
Dicentra Disbanded, Welcome Lamprocapnos spectabilis.
wrote 2 years ago: We I was very small going even a few house from home was a big adventure, I never knew what I would … more →
A Different Kind Of Easter Treat For The Child In You.
wrote 2 years ago: This is the time of year when many things are being renewed and many thing are being learned. Colleg … more →
Kerrias' Confusion.
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wrote 2 years ago: There are many plants that just give me the feeling that they have been in gardens for a long time. … more →
Oregons 'Grape'
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wrote 2 years ago: This is the time of year which is the most exciting in the garden. After a cold winter we wait with … more →
A Beacon of Yellow Flashing in the Mists.
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wrote 2 years ago: At this time of the year the seasons are changing from winter to spring and with it comes unstable w … more →
The Beautiful Beast.
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wrote 2 years ago: Many plants become famous for things other than their flowers. The form and structure of a plant inf … more →
A Forsythia Saga.
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wrote 2 years ago: When I first started horticulture school many years ago it was autumn and the leaves where changing … more →
Reticulate This!
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wrote 2 years ago: When I went to work for a large wholesale perennial grower I was surprised by the diversity of mater … more →
Colors Found in Dutch Crocus Painting.
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wrote 2 years ago: As I look out my window today I remember what it was like at this time of year; it is the middle of … more →
Magenta, Just the Color to Brighten Up Your Garden.
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wrote 2 years ago: I am always delighted when I come across plants which are new to me and are extra hardy, this is bec … more →
The Best of Both Parents.
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wrote 2 years ago: Sometimes I have to come back to review a plant and sometimes I like to look more closely at a group … more →
A Tapestry of Foliage and Flower.
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wrote 2 years ago: A bright sunny day always induces me in get out of the house and investigate local gardens and other … more →
Finding x Ericsmithii.
wrote 2 years ago: Although it has been unusually cool and wet already this winter it is surprising how much is going o … more →
That Elusive Fragrance in the Garden
wrote 3 years ago: Since i started this blog in january last year one plant has been on the top of the list almost ever … more →
Catch A Shooting Star.
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wrote 3 years ago: I have been fortunate to have worked as a grower at a nursery. This gave me the opportunity to grow … more →
A Jewel Box From Central Asia.
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wrote 3 years ago: When I was doing my Horticulture practicum in North Vancouver I saw many plants which were new to me … more →
C is for Camellias, Japanese Camellias.
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wrote 3 years ago: When I started horticulture school in North Vancouver I learned many plants which I thought would gr … more →
Glory But No Snow I Hope.
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wrote 3 years ago: Growing up in the north, at this time of the year winter was long in the tooth… we were all ti … more →
