Recent Comments

• Re: The First Taste of Winter

  Aaah...just the tonic I needed to get through these last hectic days before Christmas—a lovely and peaceful garden presented so beautifully under newly fallen snow. Please post more pictures—snowy or not. Thanks, Kevin!

  Posted: 02:58 pm on December 18th 2017

• Re: Let’s Start the Year Off Right

  Hello, Joseph, and welcome! We GPODers so look forward to the photos of beautiful gardens and plants—especially now with the frigid weather making gardening a distant memory (although I must admit I love cold weather—during winter, i.e.). I’ve had little success growing hollyhocks, but tremendous luck growing rust. I’ve never seen blackberry lilies in colors other than the orange/yellow variations. Where can I find some for my own (humble) garden? Again, welcome, from a “neighbor” slightly north of you!

  Posted: 02:46 pm on January 2nd 2018

• Re: A Healing Garden

  Wow, beautiful! Looks more like a private garden. And such a nice change from barberries and red mulch!

  Posted: 05:09 pm on January 4th 2018

• Re: Vegetables Can Be Beautiful Too

  What a gorgeous and inspirational garden! The photo of tomatoes has me salivating!

  Posted: 04:41 pm on January 9th 2018

• Re: A Rainbow Brought to Earth

  Never good at coming up with good names or passwords, but count me in.

  Posted: 03:39 pm on January 26th 2018

• Re: A Rainbow Brought to Earth

  Amen, that!

  Posted: 03:38 pm on January 26th 2018

• Re: A Rainbow Brought to Earth

  Oh yes we could!

  Posted: 03:35 pm on January 26th 2018

• Re: Big Apple Beauty

  We loved visiting Cold Spring when our son and his family lived there—a cute little town in a beautiful setting on the Hudson.

  Posted: 06:04 pm on January 6th 2018

• Re: Let’s Start the Year Off Right

  Thank you! I’ll give that a try.

  Posted: 03:41 pm on January 2nd 2018

• Re: The First Taste of Winter

  I’ll check them out!

  Posted: 03:41 am on December 19th 2017