by MarciaWeber | Aug 11, 2014 | Gardens To Love News, Plants
Here at the Gardens to Love offices we do our best to put a positive spin on the month of August. We try to avoid phrases such as, “vile weather,” “hateful air today,” or “disgustingly hot.” I do my best to deflect those questions about whether or not the A/C is...
by MarciaWeber | Jul 14, 2014 | Gardens, Landscape Design, Landscape Styles
My recent summer travels took me to Portugal with a group of fellow Institute of Classical Art and Architecture members.* I was prepared to see plenty of sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth century houses and public buildings, but I was surprised by the...
by MarciaWeber | Apr 11, 2014 | Plants
It starts tentatively, almost a game of hide and seek. The fragrance of Lonicera fragrantissima is first out on an early February day. Then a group of February Gold daffodils appear offering their shy but clear scent. In spite of winter’s polar vortex, by...
by MarciaWeber | Apr 11, 2014 | Plants
Atlanta Garden Ideas It starts tentatively, almost a game of hide and seek. The fragrance of Lonicera fragrantissima is first out on an early February day. Then a group of February Gold daffodils appear offering their shy but clear scent. In spite of...
by MarciaWeber | Jan 27, 2014 | Gardens
This time of year I get antsy with the heebie-jeebies, jumpin’ heebie-jeebies. That’s the slang we used in Mississippi when we children had to stay indoors too long. Perhaps the adult word is “anxious”, meaning full of desire and endeavor; eager for...
