This is the earliest I've seen butterflies in the garden - found out one is a Red Admiral, but not sure if the spotted one is, too. The...
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It's been a wacky spring. Finally, now that it is May, the peas are finally looking normal (and growing taller), but the spinach hasn...
It seems that I end up sketching the garden several times over throughout the season, and then I end up losing the sketches and I'm in t...
Sleep tight, strawberries and lettuce. Despite the warmer than normal temperatures we were experiencing in March, there had to be backlas...
It's estimated to reach 83 degrees today- yikes! I've spent the better part of the morning using my kitchen timer and moving my spr...
Wisteria along the front arbor. Moss phlox I love when nature thinks of things I never could plan.
So windy, in fact, that my greenhouse blew over today in the driveway. It was a horrible feeling when I pulled into the driveway and saw it ...
Every day I go out and study the soil were I planted the peas on March 19, during that bout of unseasonably warm weather. Will you sprout?...
The pear trees were wrapped as best as I could to protect their early blossoms. After a week of summer-like weather, last Monday and Tues...
Love love love this Hellebore along my back fence. It's bigger than last year, so it must love being here, too! The weather is beaut...
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