In the Garden

Good morning! It's that time of the year again! Yup, time for the Largest Plant Sale in Middle Tennessee sponsored by the Perennial ...

Are you looking for a new start this spring? Perhaps you might think your garden needs a pick me up-or perhaps even you might need a pick ...

The fall blooming Camellia sasanquas are in bloom! And boy are they gorgeous! They are one of the plants I will be highlighting when I...

It is spring now and you all definitely have spring fever. I can just tell! Not to mention my traffic count tells me there are a lot of fo...

From In the Garden I feel awfully lucky to be a part of such a great gardening organization called the Perennial Plant Society of Middle Ten...

From In the Garden Spiderwort, aka Tradescantia virginiana or species is a native perennial plant that works well in the shade garden. It ...

Anyone who reads along with me knows I love camellias. Just simply adore them. Even without blooms the shrubs are very attractive. The leav...

Tina's Update: This is a dual post-hope you don't mind. There is not much going on in the vegetable garden this month for me. That i...

Tonight is the monthly Perennial Plant Society of Middle Tennessee meeting. It will be held at Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and starts at 7 ...

This month's meeting of the Perennial Plant Society of Middle Tennessee meets tonight at 7:00 pm in the Cheekwood Botanic Hall, refreshm...

I have been negligent in posting about this meeting and am a bit late, but here goes. The Perennial Plant Society of Middle Tennessee (PPS) ...

I have spoken many times of the Perennial Plant Society of Middle Tennessee (PPS) and want to share it with my readers again. This is a real...

Last night my friend Geri and I were treated to a REALLY awesome speaker's program on gardening with deer. I posted a little about Caro...

This month's speaker at the Perennial Plant Society's monthly meeting will be Tom Harper. The title of Mr. Harper's program is ...