Gardening in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
I think I’ve been posting nothing but snowdrops this year. For good reason, I suppose, since there’s been nothing else yet in bloom (although I have spotted the odd Crocus). Narcissus within a few weeks, I’m hoping! Each Monday Cathy at Rambling In The Garden encourages us to share a vase highlighting what is growing […]
It’s no secret that March is my least favourite month of the year. Temperatures fluctuate wildly; it may snow heavily one day and the snow may be melted two days later. Then we’ll get another blast from the Arctic, freezing moisture in the ground and heaving the soil, exposing perennial roots. And it’s muddy. And […]
The thing is, I can never predict when they’ll bloom!
Fading roses and a Nutcracker adorn a small table top for this week’s vase of cut flowers.
Time to bring indoors a few plants for the winter.
Mint and Zinnias make a great combo in a vase.
Shishito peppers make a surprise appearance in this week’s vase of cut flowers.
A few end of summer blooms fill today’s vase of cut flowers.
Zinnias fill a vase of cut flowers this week.
Dahlias from my neighbour’s garden are the highlight of this week’s vase of cut flowers.
