Perking Up the Tired Summer Garden by Elisabeth Ginsburg
Dog Tired in the Dog Days As August arrives, gardeners and their gardens are tired. Many locations are hot and […]
Summer Globes by Elisabeth Ginsburg
Gardens and globes go together. Beginning in spring and progressing through the growing season, the purple or white globes of […]
Summer Blooming Trees by Elisabeth Ginsburg
Spring in most gardens is shot through with horticultural fireworks as flowers burst up from the soil, the trees and […]
Hardy Geraniums for Shade by Elisabeth Ginsburg
Gardeners sometimes curse the shade. At first glance, every desirable plant in the garden center seems to require at least […]
Mouse Ear Hostas
Hostas are the salvation of many a shade garden. With leaves ranging from pale green to darkest blue-green, […]
Lovely Lacecap Hydrangeas
In James McNeil Whistler’s famous 1871 painting, Whistler’s Mother, the title subject wears a lace cap and does not appear […]