Can I tell you about my hellebore? This beauty has been blooming nonstop this year, and every time I look, I swear the clump is getting lar...
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Every spring is different, and 2017's has rushed in like a band late for their first gig. Suddenly, the hellebores are blooming alon...
Everything in the garden is starting to awaken, and it's time for me to get outside this weekend to clean up the leaves and old growth ...
It's time for some Tea Talk in the Garden! So much has happened since I last heard from Angie at the The Freckled Rose , my virtual l...
After a seasonably warm week, we are yet again plunged into frigid temperatures in Connecticut. Yesterday brought some snow, which covered ...
In typical New England fashion, we started out March with seasonably mild days, and as I write this, snow is falling and covering all th...
Over the past few years, the popularity of snowdrops (galanthus) has surged. Bubbling over from the United Kingdom, snowdrop aficiona...
It may be winter outside, but inside, the amaryllis is showing off its spectacular red blooms. It's actually such a deep, rich red that...
The to-do list for February is one of the shorter ones I have, mainly because I'm spending my time dreaming and staring out the windo...
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