The witch's garden theme this year has been self sufficiency. It's not the black plague, but hopefully it's the worst we'll see in …
Delphiniums blooming in The Witch’s Garden, May 3, 2020
The origin of the name Delphinium appears to be Greek, either named after Ajax, Apollo or dolphins, depending on which source you …
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Black Tulips opening on April 27 sets a funereal mood for the front sidewalk
There's a buried treasure in the front lawn which I'm slowly digging up. It's a brick sidewalk, lain God only knows when, which …
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Rue comes back in the witch’s garden, April 20
In the medieval era, Rue was believed to ward off plague and pestilence, which would come in handy of late. Shakespeare refers to …
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