by MarciaWeber | Feb 25, 2016 | Landscape Design, Landscape Styles, Plants
I’ve always thought of moss lawns and nooks as magic, a place where fairies live, because those places seem to appear magically in early spring and disappear in summer. Perhaps it is more like a Houdini trick. Moss is technically a Bryophyte or non-vascular plant that...
by MarciaWeber | Feb 18, 2015 | Camellias, Gardens To Love News, Plants
On a cold, windy February day we might feel like giving it all up to go fishing someplace where the sun is shining brightly on a shimmering sea. I found boats waiting for me at the Darien port in historic Darien, Georgia. I’m a working girl, and I like a working...
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 eyesore | Jun 2, 2014 | Gardens, Plants
Magnolias, hydrangeas, geraniums, roses galore, honeysuckle, confederate jasmine, daisies, lawns and weeds. All these beauties and more are in glorious bloom right now, in May. Many of these make for a sweetly scented walk down my driveway and through the garden. Here...
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 | 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...
