Posts Tagged ‘shade plants’
SHADE LOVING CORYDALIS
I have grown many varieties of Corydalis in my shade gardens – some I like more than others. Corydalis lutea is probably the most commonly available. It has ferny blue-green or green leaves that are covered by yellow flowers in spring. Flowering will continue into summer (but not as heavily as the spring flush). It…
Read More2018 Flower Gardening Webinars
Stepping into the New Year, I will be offering four exciting new Webinars; one per month from January through April. Each hour-long inspirational class is only $9 and can be watched wherever, whenever, and as many times as you wish, after the live broadcast. Register for all four and get a 10% discount. The kick-off…
Read MoreYour shade gardening book is so helpful!
I attended both of your lectures at the Maryland Master Gardeners Training Day, May 2017. Bought your book “Seeing Your Way Out of the Dark”. We live on a 2.5 acre wooded lot and your book was the information needed. Your beautiful book is creased and dog eared and loved. Thank you for inspiring me…
Read MoreYou have inspired me with my Shade Garden
I am a HUGE fan of yours! I was hooked after I watched your Hydrangea video on YouTube. I lost my Grandmother in January and she was an amazing gardener. I have been struggling with her loss and wanted to create a wonderful garden that I know she would be proud of. I have ordered…
Read MoreWebinar showed great shade perennials
I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation (Webinar Radical Perennials). I have a very shady garden and am struggling with plants. You provided several options for this type of garden that are quite beautiful and I am looking forward to obtaining them and adding them to my sparse garden. I am especially interested in your Garden Care…
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