Willows

The greenhouse is bursting with plants, some of them ripe for transplanting. Actually, some have been in their pots far too long so t...

------hope not, but that is how I often feel these days! After a loooong winter the grounds around here were wet, cold, and not workable...

After harvesting my willow beds during the dormant period, I used almost all of this years rods for propagation. These are samples of cutti...

My favorite garden writer/blogger Country Gardener - has extended the challenge to write about the Six plants you can't live wit...

Days are getting warmer and we are having some nights without frost. Time to release " Isicle " the snake in the bucket (the bucke...

I can watch seedlings grow! I just love to see the new leaves unfold - to "study" how different the cotyledons and then the fir...

Last year I started to experiment with growing "homemade" willow trees in pots. This "Harlequin" or "Belgian" ...