On hands and knees, she and volunteers will methodically bury the bulbs.
Inside more than 6,000 shells, vibrant spring hues of red and yellow need only a little time before they shoot toward the sky and light up three acres at the Paine Art Center and Gardens. This spring, Sheila Glaske will watch in satisfaction as [...]
Whether it’s your grandmother, mother, wife or friend, flowers continue to remain one of the most popular gifts to give on Mother’s Day. Make this her most memorable Mother’s Day yet by giving her something that reflects her unique personality and style.
Modern mom – She’s hipper than you, always has the latest editions of “Vogue” [...]
April 20, 2007 — Lifestyle expert Katie Brown has new book out, “Katie Brown’s Outdoor Entertaining,” with tips on how to make any occasion feel like the ultimate garden party.
Brown revealed a few of the secrets used by party planners and florists on “Good Morning America” today
Flower Arranging 101
Most people are scared to death to [...]
If you think bulbs and recall only the hardy spring-flowering daffodils and tulips, your garden is missing the wonderful colors and fragrances of the tender summer-flowering species, from Achimenes to Zantedeschia.
Achimenes are commonly called orchid pansies. They like shade, are great hanging basket plants and like a moist medium. They are in the African violet [...]
Tulips aren’t the only blooms in the valley worth a look. Several local growers offer bloom festivals throughout the spring and summer seasons. Below is a list of festivals and bloom seasons in order of bloom starting first with rhododendrons in March and ending with Dahlias in October.
Rhododendrons
Cecil & Molly Smith Garden: Bloom season begins [...]
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