Sheri’s Garden

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 30, 2014 | Written by sdorn

A Little Bit Every Day: Pruning

Apr 24, 2014 | Written by sdorn

I keep a list of projects and tasks that I need to complete in my garden and home. Obviously, this changes with the season. Sometimes, though, a little peer pressure will change priorities, too! I have two trees in my yard, a redbud and a crape myrtle. My neighbor has…
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Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 23, 2014 | Written by sdorn

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 23, 2014 | Written by sdorn

Griffin, GA, is known as the Iris City. This week, I understand why!
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Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 16, 2014 | Written by sdorn

So many things in bloom this week, including many iris, Kwanzan cherries, azaleas, viburnum, dogwood, all blooming right along as winter camellias and redbuds wind down!
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A Little Bit Every Day

Apr 10, 2014 | Written by sdorn

Some folks say the way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time. I say the way to tackle anything is “a little bit every day,” and my garden is no exception. When considered all at once in its entirety, it feels like an elephant. When viewed as…
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Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 9, 2014 | Written by sdorn

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Apr 2, 2014 | Written by sdorn

eXtension has a wonderful regular feature on the EMG blog. It’s called “Wordless Wednesday.” Since pictures are worth so many more words, and imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, I hope to add a similar post as a regular here. Hope you enjoy these recent favorites! Corylopsis veitchiana (Winter…
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Finding inspiration in the gardens that we nurture

Monthly Archives: April 2014

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

A Little Bit Every Day: Pruning

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

A Little Bit Every Day

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday

Wonderful (wordless) Wednesday