The shade garden is the the first to spring up and bloom. After some rearranging last fall, here’s what it looks like this year. Close ups of the Bleeding Hearts The Blue Hostas The green and yellow hosta The Star Gazer Lilies and Cyclamen are still popping up. They’ll bloom when the bleeding heart starts … Continue reading
This gardening project is real easy. You can buy live herb plants or start your own seeds. I did the latter, then when they were big enough I planted them all in a strawberry pot (one of the planters with all the little holes in it, also called a cactus pot in some areas), one … Continue reading
Last year I ordered two of those topsey turvey upside down planters you see advertised on TV. Well it was early September before I actually got them in the mail and planted them. It’s a good thing I waited until I had them in hand to start my seeds or it would have been a … Continue reading
I know I promised this yesterday but I completely forgot until I was collapsing for the night. So here it is. Please keep in mind that I live in the USDA Hardiness Zone 6 (you can find your zone here) so my advice on plants is based on my climate and what I’ve grown. For … Continue reading
Before continuing I want to point out that I’m not a professional or an expert gardener. I’ve been growing corn for several years and am basing this on my experiences. I never thought that growing corn in a small backyard garden would work well, not only has it done so, but corn has become one … Continue reading
Some of these pictures weren’t entirely in focus or centered, but I loved them all.
