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The Lowly Spirea at its Loveliest
Even the lowly (because ubiquitous) spirea can surprise you with loveliness on a blustery day in April. My main complaint is that it has too many merits, requires too little of us, which seems churlish just now, when spirea is the first shrub to leaf out most bravely. … Read More
Spring of 2020
Galanthus, more commonly: snowdrops, are one of the earliest garden pleasures in the year, often breaking through the snow long before February is over. And now in mid-March they are still looking splendidly sturdy. They are a welcome sign that spring is indeed progressing and that renewal can happen. Again. … Read More
Siberian iris is a quiet pleasure
Despite their brief show of flowers, it is worth finding space for Siberian irises. They are trouble-free and if happy will quickly make a substantial clump of attractive upright foliage in the border. … Read More
