Recall our spring obsession with sedums? Still growing strong in early October! Minimal extra watering and full baking sun.
Amsonia is an incredible showstopper in the fall! 💛🧡 However, you’d better be sure you plant it in the place you intend it to be FOREVER. Digging out a rootball later is not for the faint of heart or weak of back!
Contrasts in the same garden. Calm, muted entrance walk leads to a riot of hot, color pops poolside! We’re really pleased with the petunias this year.
Time to celebrate our garden helpers! Having a healthy, balanced garden includes ALL the creepy crawlies, and we especially love seeing yellow orb weavers this time of year.
Cottagey garden feel in Durham. 🐝 love it! And who doesn’t love the ☀️ color of rudbeckia?
Incredible pollinator plant-mountain mint. Too hard to count all the different bees, wasps, and butterflies buzzing away. And a few more before and afters. Enjoy!
Before and after of today’s garden transformation 💚 This courtyard garden needed a lot of weeding and editing of overgrown vines. More work is needed, but 🤩 for today!!
A hot garden today, but it’s hard to complain when you are surrounded by so much beauty! And if you stood still for a minute (rare for us!!) you could hear all the pipevine swallowtail larva munching, munching, munching!
First Clivia bloom of the summer. Over wintered Clivia s usually put out blossoms once I bring them@out to the front porch. This baby is from My great grandfather George’s Clivia plant.
