Gardening in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
This morning, it’s raining…YAAY!!! We’ve been without for about six or seven weeks so I’m really happy that trees and shrubs, in particular, will be able to drink up before frost arrives and the ground freezes, usually sometime this month. As you can imagine, without rain or supplemental watering most of the garden has been […]
Cup and Saucer vine is an interesting annual vine.
Shrubs covered in white blossoms form the backbone of the garden in May.
Silent Sunday – Viburnum carlesii ‘Compactum’
It’s been a pretty lovely week in the garden: a bit of rain early on, enough to fill the rain barrels and keep the tomatoes and beans happy; a lot of sunshine to keep the roses and zinnias and peppers happy; new blooms loaded with pollen to keep the bees happy. Every Saturday, The Propagator […]
Three diminutive flowering onions – Alliums – for the summer garden.
Alliums Rule!
Thoughtful planning can produce beautiful results – and a new rain barrel are in this week’s Six things in the garden.
White with a hint of yellow in this week’s vase of spring bulbs.
Native perennials and other spring surprises are in the garden today.