Opuntia macrorhiza (Plains Prickly Pear)
This time each year a steady stream of visitors come to ask us, “What is that plant in the display garden with the beautiful yellow flowers?” Before we can answer they follow with, “It looks … Continue Reading ››
Dwarf Korean Lilac Tree
What an exciting time of year! So many changes happening. I promised last week a picture of our Dwarf Korean Lilac tree. It is at it's peak this week - magnificent to say the least. I … Continue Reading ››
Myosotis sylvatica Woodland Forget-me-nots
Each spring the forget-me-nots insist they be remembered! As I drive through town I see their delicate blue clouds, cheerfully appearing over perennial beds and borders. They often go dormant once our summer heat ramps up, making them easy to … Continue Reading ››
Can you smell that? I wait all winter to get to smell the aroma of the freshly mowed grass - not just any mowing - but the first mowing of the year! This causes a rush of spring to my senses! The weeding continues and the final touches are close at hand.
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Creeping Phlox
So many of our spring bloomers are providing an above average floral display this year, and the creeping phlox is no exception! Next to the spring blooming bulbs, the creeping phlox is currently our showiest perennial in the landscape. … Continue Reading ››
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