A few lovely perennials, a family heirloom, and a simple sign can transform an old granary. I helped my mom do a lot of laundry in her old Maytag wringer washer and these old repurposed rinse tubs.
Category: Virtual Garden
Joel from Houghton, MI
The more you baby your garden, the better the results will be. Daily nurturing is crucial for long-term success!
Lisa from Waukesha, WI
This garden is in its 3rd year.
A garden is always evolving, plants being moved to new and better locations, and others being split to make more. A garden is truly a labor of love.
Rachel from Schofield, WI
It doesn’t feel like it but the moss says “Spring is coming!!!”
Jill from Land O Lakes, WI
Last year I decided to plant an native plant pollinator garden. The Monarchs found the milkweed immediately and laid eggs. Good for the environment.
Chele from Madison, WI
I use my garden for meditation and for yummies!
Jane from Madison, WI
Foliage form, shape, and color contrast in a small shady front garden.
Mary from Brookfield , WI
One of my Habiscus plants. Don’t hesitate to bring the tropics to your garden. Easy to grow.
Marge from North Fond du Lac, WI
The hardest lesson I had to learn is that no matter how much you love a plant, it will not flourish where it doesn’t belong.
Nancy from Whitefish Bay, WI
Gardening for tranquility, peace of mind, and a gentling of your soul.
