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Fall Foliage Part 2
Liriodendron tulipifera, tuliptree, Nov. 3, Zone 4-9, large specimen tree The fall color this year (2011) in my Atlanta, GA neighborhood is spectacular. Here are a few more plants that I photographed...
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Fall Color –November Highlights
Acer japonicum foliage November 15 With Thanksgiving less than a week away, here in Atlanta there are still some remnants of fall color in my garden, neighborhood and at the Atlanta Botanical Garden....
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Gibbs Gardens in September
Last week I paid a visit to Gibbs Gardens with a garden friend. This is my fourth visit and each time I am impressed with how much Jim (with the help of many talented people ) has accomplished since...
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Fall Finery
For the past several years in October, I have travelled to Seattle, Washington for work and to visit my two best girlfriends. On these trips we manage to do some hiking, usually in the Cascade...
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October Moments
Fall is my favorite season in the garden. Even ordinary plants like forsythia surprise me with their fall color. Perennial asters, old fashioned single chyrsanthemums , (Dendranthema) ornamental...
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Native Favorites for Fall
Christmas fern This past weekend (the last weekend in October) I went camping with my family and some friends. It seemed like a lot of work to get all the supplies together but once we got there, the...
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Fall Color in the November Garden
It’s early November and I’m happy to report that I have already planted the bulbs I ordered, hardy cyclamen and some Siberian squill, Scilla sibirica. I mention this because often I don’t get my...
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Autumn Color Continues
It’s almost Thanksgiving and my garden is still colorful with Japanese maples, dogwoods and a few late blooming hardy mums. Other color that pleases is the unexpected red and yellow leaves of...
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The last days of November-favorite foliage and flowers
I don’t want to get too philosophical but I feel fortunate to be a gardener. I admit it would be great to live in the mountains and study native plants every day but I live in the city, albeit on a...
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Gold in Your Garden Symposium September 12, 2013 | 8:30 AM - 3 PM Callaway Building Auditorium 2450 S. Milledge Ave. Athens, GA 30605 Cost: $60 Early Registration, $70 Day of Amsonia hubrichtii in...
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