Amazing New Installation at the Morris Arboretum
This blog entry comes to you courtesy of friend of Botanica, Alex Luken. Check out this installation at the Morris Arboretum in Philadelphia! When I was in Charlestson, SC, last week …
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The Great Barrier
The LEO: "Neighborhood leaders, preservationists decry Ohio River Bridges Project as an object of obstruction, not innovation." Check out the article here. What are your thoughts on the Ohio River Bridges Project?
Reining In a Runaway Yard – an article from the NY Times
Here's a great article from the New York Times about a couple trying to tame their yard.
9 Must-See Flower Gardens
Check out this slideshow from the folks at the Huffington Post that captures nine must-see flower gardens! And if you go to (or have been to) any of them, be sure to …
Horticultural Therapy in the Nation’s Oldest City
A group of children learn about horticulture and community service and get to serve the elderly at the same time. Read the story here.
A Dry Summer – but plenty of plump pumpkins to be found. Charlie Brown would be happy.
Thanks to the Pittsburgh Review-Tribune for this story.
Indigo Spires – a great choice for your fall garden!
Try planting indigo spires in your fall garden. If you live in zones 7 – 9 you can expect them to return each year! Image courtesy of PlantSafari.com.
Prepare Your Vegetable Garden for the Winter – 5 Tips
Here's an excellent little article from the Miami Herald on preparing your vegetable garden for the winter months! Enjoy and happy gardening!
Fall Colors – Part 2
Fall Colors – Part 2. This photo was taken by me, your blog host, Dominic Gratto, in the Hurstbourne Green office park in Louisville, KY, on October 25, 2010. You can submit …
Falls Colors – Part 1
A big “thanks” to Janice Bramer for being the first to submit her fall color photos! Her first photo was taken in LaGrange, KY, and the second one was at Gallrein Farm …