Galanthus nivalis ‘Walrus’

Galanthus nivalis ‘Walrus’

After a two year wait, my 'Walrus' finally bloomed. It inspired me to start my own blog.

Part 2 of my seed starting tutorial

Part 2 of my seed starting tutorial

What to do after the seeds sprout - to get them off to the best start.

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Sarcococca Hookeriana Var. Humilis

Sarcococca Hookeriana Var. Humilis

Plant profile of a very interesting Winter flowering shrub with a beautiful fragrance.

Romancing a Tiny Greenhouse

Romancing a Tiny Greenhouse

Adding charm to a backyard greenhouse using a few unexpected items, such as plastic garden edging and candelabras!

Finished Stone Wall

Finished Stone Wall

The stone wall is finished ready to be the hardscape for whatever we choose to plant around it. This one is fine for sitting as well!

Titmouse, February 2012

Titmouse, February 2012

My husband is the gardener in the family. I prefer taking photos of the things he grows, as well as the critters who visit our yard.

Gotta Have It:Heucherella Sweet Tea

Gotta Have It:Heucherella Sweet Tea

This is a plant that every garden should have.

The Strawberry Jar

The Strawberry Jar

I just found out what a strawberry jar is and need your help to decide what to plant in it.

Which Witch Hazel?

Which Witch Hazel?

Witch Hazel is a wonderful, native shrub that gets a bad rap, but they are gorgeous, smell incredible and are incredibly easy to care for!

Working with Existing Structures

Working with Existing Structures

In our garden there were many existing structures, this post explores how we adapted them.

How To Make A Garden Chandelier

How To Make A Garden Chandelier

Use repurposed household items to make a beautiful garden chandelier.

Wall Stone Run

Wall Stone Run

A dry stone wall can be a fun garden project. We are addicted to them at the Stone Wall Garden.

Tomato Towers

Tomato Towers

Do your tomato plants get taller then your cages? Mine always do, so we built these tomato towers, no chance of that now.

Geranium bloom March 2012

Geranium bloom March 2012

I brought the geraniums inside to winter-over on the windowsills and this little bloom caught my eye.

Siberian Squill Blooms Early

Siberian Squill Blooms Early

Thanks to the mild winter and early spring, this Siberian squill is blooming earlier than usual, joining snowdrops, eranthis and crocuses.

Winter Squash Bread

Winter Squash Bread

Using up our abundance of winter squash from last fall's garden with a delicious yeasty Winter Squash Bread.

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Bulbs blooming too early?

Bulbs blooming too early?

Are your bulbs blooming too early this year? Check out Chicago Botanic Garden's take on it.

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Make a self-watering container

Make a self-watering container

One of the best parts about making self-watering containers for your garden is that it’s cheap.

putting in raised beds

putting in raised beds

basics of building and putting in raised bed gardens

Snowdrop Bouquets

Snowdrop Bouquets

One 6oz glass of snowdrops yields 11 tiny bouquets.

Seed Starting Tutorial

Seed Starting Tutorial

I'm not an expert, but my little primer will get you going on starting your own seeds.

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Where to Plant Fall Bulbs

Where to Plant Fall Bulbs

The places where the snow melts first are the places where early spring bulbs will bloom first. Here's where I will plant some come fall.

My grow your own chilli project

My grow your own chilli project

This year my resolution is to get gardening and grow my own - Here is a picture and update of my project so far. Follow my project for tips.

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Dragonfly or Damselfly?

Dragonfly or Damselfly?

Dragonflies and Damselflies are the airborne predators of the beneficial insect community. Attract them, but know their differences.

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