Anyone else gardening around poison ivy? How to Remove Poison Ivy Oil on your Skin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oyoDRHpQK0 I've been wondering what to do about the poison ivy in my garden, so [...]
I've become a fan of the Maryland Horticultural Society, which attracts big-name speakers and puts on the very best garden tour in the Mid-Atlantic, if you ask me. So I [...]
From left, Jon Sander, Matthew Partain, and Paul Tukey. When I showed you Glenstone in Winter last December I promised return visits throughout the year. Well, last week [...]
Back in 2015 I wrote about my two perfect watering cans and one that I deemed "flawed," according to the caption (above). I declared cans to be perfect thanks to [...]
Brent and Becky Heath I thought I knew how to grow daffodils - because who doesn't? They're critter-proof, perennial, drought-tolerant, and so on. Or so I thought until [...]
Yesterday my long-time favorite garden center announced it'll close soon. Here's my tribute to the company and its people on a local blog. I'm reposting it here for the Rant's [...]
We're hearing and reading everywhere that house plants are having their day, and I'm all in - as long as they're growing in someone ELSE's house. I have a strict [...]
GardenRant posts this week have gone there - questioning the rarely questioned conventional wisdom these days about native-plant superiority and those bad "exotics." Today I'm adding to the discussion the [...]
Greenbelt's Roosevelt Center, by Alexis Beaver Seeing Elizabeth's snow photos of Buffalo made me want to share nice snow shots from MY part of the world, so here goes. [...]
As threatened promised, I'm blogging the History of Landscape course I'm taking at the University of Maryland, and here's my first post. The (fabulous) teacher I'll be quoting is Caren Yglesias. Interestingly [...]
It had to happen - a book about the Buffalo-Style Gardens that have become the talk of the gardening world, especially among garden writers. And it had to be the work [...]
