March 19 Column: Cut-Flower Garden

seed rack, cut-flower garden

I can’t believe it’s time for my 5th column and video already! Today’s topic is about growing a cut-flower garden. This is something that is great fun because flowers are easy to grow and they will provide you with so much beauty both in your garden and indoors. Here’s a link to my column in today’s edition of The Spokesman-Review: […]

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Overwintering Geraniums – update

overwintering geraniums

For the past couple of years, I’ve been overwintering geraniums instead of tossing the plants onto the compost pile at the end of the garden season. I’ve always hated wasting them and soon discovered they’re not all that difficult to overwinter. Hooray! You might recall that I’ve filmed some videos on overwintering geraniums, which have been really popular. I guess […]

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Garden Travels: Butterflies of Georgia

butterflies

Who loves butterflies?! I would guess everyone thrills to see them in their garden. While touring our way through Georgia recently, I saw all sorts of beauties and enjoyed photographing them… when they’d hold still long enough, that is! This beautiful orange-and-black butterfly (photo to left) is a Gulf Fritillary. And the top photo is of a Zebra Heliconium. Whenever I […]

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