November in southern Michigan is a month of extremes. This year, November has been consistent. Grey and cool with shortened days and frosty nights. The garden is taking on its Winter appearance. Once filled with shades of green, it’s now turning the most wonderful shades of gold.
Here are some photos of our garden at the beginning of November.
Here’s a list of all the things I’d like to accomplish in the June garden.
During the mid-Victorian period, daffodils weren’t considered fashionable. Thankfully, Peter Barr was not a slave to fashion.
The holiday season can be hectic. No one wants complicated projects. You’ll love this easy-to-make holiday wreath.
My garden is starting to wake up. I love this time of year when everything starts coming up after a long winter. It’s still cold, but things are growing.
Here’s the list of my 2020 garden resolutions. These are all the projects I have planned this season.
We all deal with destructive garden pests. Deer are one of the worst. We come up with clever ways to keep pests out of our garden, but is there anything uglier than a make-shift chicken wire fence? Sure the plants are safe, but who wants to look at that fence?…
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