Another Day, Another Deadline
I don’t know how our editor, Margaret Evans, does it. I’ve only been doing this column for a...
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Author: Sandra Educate
Ghosts of Plants I Have Loved and Lost
I can’t count the times I have looked at a plant and said “Oh, I used to have one of those.” ...
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A Passion for Pots
The title for this article was inspired by my friend, Alice Massey, a former contributor to this...
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War of the Weeds
White flag. I surrender. I have expended my last vestige of energy on those cruel invaders. How...
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Growing Outside the Box
No climate is perfect to grow everything. When Mother Nature was young, she allowed those...
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Growing Outside the Box
No climate is perfect to grow everything. When Mother Nature was young, she allowed those...
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Beaufort Garden Club Passes The Gavel
The year of Covid-19 is also the year when The Beaufort Garden Club needed to install a new Board...
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Moles, Voles, and Holes
I suppose I should add armadillos, too. These are the creatures who make our lawns and gardens...
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Ah, Spring . . .
Poets just love spring. It’s the season in which a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. The season which inspired Wordsworth’s host of golden daffodils. Spring inspires me, too. I can hardly wait for the first shipments of plants and I rush to my local box stores and nurseries and what do I find? You guessed it. Hundreds of petunias (iffy here, at best). Thousands of impatiens and marigolds. Pansies everywhere. Oh, and maybe a few flats of begonias.
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The Garden Party
The whole concept sounds romantic, doesn’t it? Gardens and parties seem to be made for each other....
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
