by BillSpalding | May 16, 2023 | Garden Picks
The make-it-or-break-it of a beautiful garden are the elements that go into keeping your plants well nurtured. Your selection of soil is one of them. Be sure to identify the needs of your plants – how much moisture or what PH level is best, given the type of plant. I...
by BillSpalding | Apr 11, 2023 | Garden Picks
Spring is springing. Take a look at these beauts – foxgloves – submitted by Jean Meyer Collins. What a glorious time of year!
by BillSpalding | Mar 14, 2023 | Garden Picks
Is spring springing in your neck of the woods? Here’s a pretty picture of our first garden – flowers bloomed and some southern hospitality for our visiting feathered friends. What beauty from your garden might you have to share?
by Jesse Wells | Feb 6, 2023 | Garden Picks
Christmas is a wonderful time for displaying beautiful poinsettias (keep in bright, indirect sunlight and water once a week, once the soil dries out), holly branches with their red berries (use well-drained soil), mistletoe (keep in a cold place until ready to use and...
by Jesse Wells | Feb 1, 2023 | Garden Picks
The fall harvest from the garden offers many hardy crops to enjoy this time of year. Carrots, turnips, cabbages, collards, beets, kale, and potatoes – all great ingredients for a wonderful pot roast, an autumn soup or stew, and to add to your Thanksgiving...
by Jesse Wells | Jan 25, 2023 | Garden Picks
Here’s a gorgeous picture of a client’s garden, one that Alan and Julie find to be calming and enjoyable as they anticipate what’s yet to bloom. Alan says, “If there was a silver lining to the pandemic, it is that it allowed Julie and I to build a quiet sanctuary in...
