Category: Amazing flower pairings

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

DIY Project ~ Shades of Spring, a Green Bouquet

    In the early spring, we see all the greens emerge first, followed by the initial blooms. In keeping with this early greening time of year, Emily Smith (TheDCH floral workshop diva), showed us how to make this striking bouquet using green flowers and leaves with hints of spring color. Sometimes a more neutral color

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

DIY Project ~ Cupcake Craze / Make Floral Cupcake Arrangements!

Cupcakes are all the rage now. These once tiny cakes reserved for children’s birthday parties are now the highlight of wedding receptions, baby showers, fancy parties and every occasion in between! So Emily Smith, The DCH’s floral arranger extraordinaire, developed a fun workshop for creating a cupcake centerpiece that even features “icing” with a cherry on

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

A Trip Down Memory Lane ~ My Former Garden

  Today I’m taking you with me on a trip down memory lane to my former garden. Our brick split-level sat on a seventy-five by one hundred foot lot in a development established in the 1950s and looked pretty much like all the other homes around us. Over the course of thirteen years, using landscaping

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

Floral Workshop ~ A Winter Palette

Nearing the end of January and all gardeners are yearning for flowers and green plants. Leave it to Emily Smith to dream up a beautiful arrangement to satisfy and do away with the cabin fever in all of us! For this Delaware Center for Horticulture workshop, Emily put together more muted toned flowers in a birch

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

Our Fairfield Home & Garden Welcomes Fall

Fall has arrived in Our Fairfield Garden! The nights are cool now and the mornings brisk. After seeing my breath early in the day , I scamper about trying to get the houseplants and tender perennials back inside. Nightfall is here way too early and soon will be earlier  as Daylight Savings Time robs another

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

DIY Project : Arrange Your Own Fall Apple Harvest Basket

Want to feel like a kid again, play and make something beautiful, too? Sign up for one of Emily Smith‘s monthly floral arranging workshops at the Delaware Center for Horticulture and join the fun! This month, Emily demonstrated how to create a wonderful Apple Harvest Basket and then turned us loose to make our own.

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

It isn’t what you plant, but what is planted with it! Come see plant groupings that will bring more color and pizazz to your own garden, whether it is on a balcony, a suburban lot or acres of land.

Summer Glory ~ mid August in my country cottage garden

Summer has flown by and we are already on the downward side of August. Although many of the flowers in our garden have already shown their splendor, some hold out for the last hurrah. The ironweed, butterfly bushes, plumbago, crepe myrtles, hydrangeas, rudbeckias, phlox, alliums and August Lilies, backed up by those sturdy annuals –

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