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easy Propagate Boxwood with cuttings

Easy DIY Garden Arbor

Plant Your Garden for Continuous Blooms

You can Propagate Lilacs from Suckers

Pillar a Rose to save garden space!

How to Divide Iris in Spring

easy How to Divide Echinacea Coneflower

Propagating Geraniums or Cloning

Easy DIY Potting Soil

easy to Grow Morning Glories – a privacy screen from seeds

Thin Seedlings without Cutting Them

easiest way to Root Roses from Cuttings

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The Secret Garden is starting to color up. Did any

The Secret Garden is starting to color up. Did anyone notice I painted a little moon on my shed? And in the next photo you can see how Cecile Brunner is prettifying my dilapidated chicken house.

More Iris to feast yours eyes upon. We are suppose

More Iris to feast yours eyes upon. We are supposed to get thunder showers today. I hope it is t intense enough to do any damage to my blooms.

Dream Weaver climbing rose, Belle of Woking clemat

Dream Weaver climbing rose, Belle of Woking clematis and Drinks at Sunset Iris. I love this time of year. Today we will have a high of near 90 and tomorrow it is supposed to only get to 60 degrees with thunderstorms. Crazy May!

A white iris with orange beard. Surprisingly I ten

A white iris with orange beard. Surprisingly I tend to forget which is where in the garden so it is often a very pleasant surprise when a new one opens. It is a hot one today so instead of a few blooms opening at a time it just explodes. I would like to enjoy them longer so I hope they hold on until the cool down.

I love alliums and typically I only photograph the

I love alliums and typically I only photograph the flowers but in all fairness to those that are new to growing them I am showing the entire plant. The leaves are homely so a little garden trickery is need to hide the leaves in the garden if that bothers you. I plant among other plants and the leaves are obscured. I won’t give up on my alliums I embrace imperfections in the garden.

A few of the Iris are getting started. I love this

A few of the Iris are getting started. I love this time of year when a new one has opened each morning.

A beautiful Clematis climbing my little tool shed.

A beautiful Clematis climbing my little tool shed. I am in love with this color!

Zepherine Drouhin is getting started! My first ros

Zepherine Drouhin is getting started! My first rose of the season. This is the rose I shared a post and video on how I train it up a porch post. This one is at eye level as I walk past on the side porch. This rose has the sweetest scent!

The Iris are beginning! So wonderful to see. I nee

The Iris are beginning! So wonderful to see. I need to take a little morning garden walk but it is raining rather hard at the moment. Maybe after a bit I can go out without getting wet.

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