Beautiful photo above from this morning looking up in to our tricolor European beech (Fagus sylvatica ‘Roseo-marginata’) near the gazebo garden.  It was an absolutely beautiful day out in the …

After a long weekend, today was a flurry of activity out in the garden with no shortage of duties such as weeding, watering, planting, removing bulb foliage and much more! …

I came to work today thinking we would have a mostly rainy day.  I was delighted that we had sunshine and a fairly nice day until about 2 pm when …

It’s been a whirlwind week, particularly the last day or so.  The two photos above and three below were shared by Maryam P. (thanks!) and show some of the action …

Post by Janice Peterson At the recent Spring Plant Sale at Rotary Botanical Gardens, I was discussing tomatoes with a couple of women. One told me she’d like to try …

  Short blog today due to my falling asleep at the keyboard.  This is a result of a long day which included help from students (above and below) from the …

We had a productive morning and early afternoon although the threat of rain became a reality around 1 pm with some significant precipitation.  Nice shot of ‘New Moon’ globeflower (Trollius …

Post by Patrea Wilson. Despised by many American gardeners as a tenacious weed, purslane is not only edible, but exceptionally nutritious. It is high in Vitamin E and an essential …

Today was very productive despite some light drizzle we had later in the day.  The forecast looks damp for the next couple of days but we did finally see some …

Today was pretty miserable from start to finish in terms of the weather.  It was cold and rainy most of the day with a chilly breeze.  We were able to …