As many of you know, my greenhouse and the plants inside of it were destroyed last fall. I have not built my collection back up yet, nor has the large greenhouse undergone the necessary repairs to make it usable. This video shows what remains of the tropical plants.

I planted these seeds on October 10, 2004. I put them in a coldframe outside. The seeds germinated on December 10, 2004.

I laid these seeds after soaking them for 24 hours on top of vermiculite on October 24, 2004. They germinated on December 28, 2004.

I laid this seed on top of vermiculite in a peat pot on October 26, 2004. The seeds germinated on November 1, 2004.

I laid this seed on top of vermiculite in a peat pot on October 26, 2004. The seeds germinated on November 1, 2004.

I placed these seeds on top of vermiculite on December 18. 2004. The seeds germinated on December 26, 2004.

Gardening enthusiasts often find joy and satisfaction in nurturing plants from their earliest stages. One such remarkable journey began on November 10, when Amaryllis Pecotee x Double Blossom Peacock seeds were delicately placed on the surface of water in a baby food jar. This blog post takes you through the fascinating story of these seeds, …

Cotton, a fascinating crop with a rich history, can be an enjoyable and rewarding addition to your gardening endeavors, even in the northern states. In this guide, we'll explore the steps to successfully grow and harvest cotton, along with some interesting uses for this versatile fiber.

As summer reaches its peak, the gardeners among us are bestowed with a magnificent gift: a vibrant array of flowers that can be carefully snipped and arranged into delightful bouquets. But even if you don't have a green thumb, fear not, for this season abounds with flowers readily available at reasonable prices.

The vibrant yellow and white blossoms of daffodils serve as a joyful herald of the impending arrival of spring. These charming flowers are not only a delight to behold but also remarkably easy to cultivate, making them a favorite choice among gardeners. Moreover, daffodils are known for their resilience against pesky squirrels, offering a hassle-free …

In my ceaseless quest to banish the winter doldrums, I've stumbled upon a captivating realm of winter-blooming flora. Yes, you heard me right – winter blooms! We've all admired the lush blossoms of summer, so why not extend that beauty into the colder months? It's a logical choice, and with the festive season just around …