It is believed that Roman gladiators wore wreaths of Gladiolus as protection in combat. One would hope that their fighting skills …
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Black Hollyhock adds a gothic flair in the Witch’s Garden, June 21
Hollyhocks are one of our most ancient flower steeped in folklore. The Neanderthals were burying their dead along with Hollyhocks …
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Dittany of Crete in the Witch’s Garden, June 10
Dittany of Crete grows only on steep, rocky mountainsides and gorges on the island of Crete, in the Aegean sea. It’s a symbol of …
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Fuchsia adds a psychedelic note to the Witch’s Garden
Fuchsia is sometimes called Bleeding Hearts in Ireland, and across Ireland, Scotland and Britain it's tied to the fairies. …
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