Author Archives: Edgewood

Rediscovering Drawing

Posted on April 6, 2009 by Edgewood

With this crummy weather, what is a gardener to do? One: go out there and slog through it all and be a noble sufferer. Two: rush out during the good moments: no rain, so snow, no hail, no sleet, no … Continue reading →

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Random Thoughts of Spring

Posted on March 30, 2009 by Edgewood

Color changes dramatically in plants, an obvious change is autumn foliage changes, but consider winter colors of sedums, saxifrages, bergenias and sempervivums, often very spectacular. Another consideration is the red growth on some trees and shrubs in the spring. These … Continue reading →

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Pond Visitors

Posted on December 14, 2008 by Edgewood

We only have a few ducks on the pond at this time of year. The geese have gone. It seems our geese are the kind that haven’t forgotten that they are supposed to fly south for the winter. With the … Continue reading →

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