Nothing brightens up the holidays -- and the weeks and months thereafter -- like a fresh bloom or two, so I hereby deem 2021 the "Winter of Indoor Gardening" because sourdough is so last year. This particular post deals primarily with indoor bulbs, but I've also got greens and herbs growing in a new little hydroponic veggie and herb thingy, plus a few dormant plants that need care. By the time we cover all this it will be time to start seeds. Everyone needs a sanity strategy this winter. This is mine.

Garden, flower, Editor's PickAnn WilkinsJanuary 22, 2021Comment

Early Summer Perennials in Montana

It is early summer and the gardens are progressing. They are new to me, so it is a learning experience. We moved in here last winter, so seeing everything come up is great for a gardener! I've added a lot of new plants, there are vegetables too, but the perennial plants that come up every year are finally starting to do their thing.

Garden, Editor's Pick, flowerAnn WilkinsJune 24, 2020flowersComment

Last Day of Summer in New England

It's September 21st, two days away from the first full day of fall. The air temp is aboout 82 and the pool is warmer. My hibiscus plant is happy. Hope you are all having a great day.

Garden, Editor's PickAnn WilkinsSeptember 21, 2019flowersComment

Summer Flowers in My Backyard

It is a rainy Sunday, fresh on the heels of a hot, sunny week. I don't mind the rain as the gardens need it. I spent some time outside yesterday doing a little fertilizing, trimming and deadheading, and just happened to take a few pictures.

Garden, Editor's PickAnn WilkinsJuly 22, 2018flowers, vegetables Comments

Gardening, Plants and Flowers