We are told that ‘Endless Summer’ hydrangeas bloom much longer than average hydrangea macrophylla plants and do well in colder climates since they are able to bloom on the current season’s new growth. This year’s blooms on our plants are not disappointing for sure. Many colorful daylilies are also outstanding in our midsummer garden. Sadly, … Continue reading ‘Endless Summer’ Hydrangeas Enchant
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Mass Audubon Photo Contest
The Massachusetts Audubon Society has announced its annual statewide photo contest, “Picture This: Your Great Outdoors.” Shutterbugs of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of experience are invited to share the natural beauty of the Bay State through their photography. The competition, which each year attracts hundreds of photographers who submit thousands of images, continues through … Continue reading Mass Audubon Photo Contest
In Bloom in Our Garden
In bloom in our garden are irises, baptisia, foxgloves, clematis, roses and some of the hostas. I don’t ever remember our hostas blooming so early. The peony blossoms are mostly gone and I’ll be clipping off their seedpods just above a lower leaf on each stem. The peony plants make a nice summer border. The … Continue reading In Bloom in Our Garden