Category Archives: Garden Seasons

More on the hellebore

It is March now, and we had a small taste of spring last week when the temperatures reached unbelievable 74ºF. Since then, there was more wind and rain and even snow. The plants are taking it slow. At this time … Continue reading

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A little sign of spring

We have some good news to report: This year, we will be open to the public again almost like before this terrible pandemic. Beginning in April (and a little depending on the weather), we will resume our regular open hours … Continue reading

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It is time for the 6th Annual Rose Walk!

Time flies! Not too long ago, I wrote about rose pruning, and now it is already time for the rose walk. Like for the last 5 years, we have labeled almost all of our roses and will be there to … Continue reading

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The garden in early May

Spring is such a busy time for gardeners, and not much is spent at a computer. Therefore, I have some catching up to do. A lot has happened over the last weeks. We finally finished pruning all the roses in … Continue reading

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Pruning roses

As you may know, we are proud of our roses. We are blessed with over 50 varieties that gardeners have accumulated over the years. Every year, they put on a wonderful show of abundant flowers. To be at their best … Continue reading

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