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Recent Comments
Re: Plants That Worked This Summer
Had to check this out when I saw that it was your garden, Cherry. Everything looks so lush despite the dry summer. Amazing what a little fall rain will do. Of course, Broccoli is your biggest garden asset.
Posted: 11:44 am on September 20th 2018
Re: Fall in a Native Plant Arboretum
Anna, the Blue Ridge mountains were the destination of many spring vacations when our children were young. You work in an amazing place and thank you for the work that you do there.
Posted: 11:57 am on November 7th 2018
Re: Creating a New Daylily Bed
Nanci, this was so informative. My husband and I generally create a new bed and then landscape by adding plants as we find something that strikes our fancy. This planned out bed is such a better way of doing things. I hope the fires have stayed far from your home.
Posted: 10:29 am on November 21st 2018
Re: Stop Dreaming About Spring
Dale, your garden has always been a favorite of mine but when I saw your Peace Post, you won me over even more. Thanks for sharing.
Posted: 11:10 am on December 14th 2018
Re: Episode 30: Gardening Wish List for 2019
These podcasts keep me entertained while I’m working in my garden so I hope you continue them. To Steve, you mentioned two of our favorite trees but I would say that the Serviceberry has better form than the Fringetree and more year round interest.
Posted: 10:22 am on January 22nd 2019
Re: An Electrifying Garden
Thank you for posting this, Lori. Since we live in WA, I see a summer road trip in our future. Your combinations are indeed electric and pleasing to the eyes.
Posted: 11:57 am on February 13th 2019
Re: Garden Perfection, 40+ Years in the Making: Part 1
Elaine, having almost the same amount of property, I understand that after 40+ years you would need to move but there is no doubt in my mind how bittersweet that will be. You’ve done a magnificent job. Love all of your artwork and your metal spderweb. Anxious to see more.
Posted: 05:20 pm on June 10th 2019
Re: Late Summer in Kevin’s Garden
Kevin, your fall garden has so many interesting plants that still shine. I especially like your grasses. It’s also photographed beautifully. Cheers.
Posted: 10:01 pm on October 10th 2021
Re: Where's Cherry? Tofino Botanical Gardens
Great job capturing the feel of Tofino, Cherry. It’s quite a unique place. Love the gazebo and the sculptures.
Posted: 10:44 am on October 15th 2021
Re: Kevin’s Garden in January
Good morning, Kevin, and thanks for showing us how beautiful winter can be in the garden. As always, your photos bring out the best parts. Love the bark photo. Cheers and Happy New Year
Posted: 08:51 am on January 20th 2022