A visit to Las Vegas doesn’t have to be about the casinos or crowds. Larry shares how he discovered unexpected beauty in the Bellagio’s stunning landscapes and floral displays, including a Monet masterpiece recreated entirely with fresh flowers.
A reflection on family, memories, and letting go. Between my mom’s old tea set, a bundle of postcards, and baking apple crisp with my granddaughter, I’ve been reminded that releasing things can make room for joy.
October brings birthdays, fall colors, and family milestones. From new beginnings to cozy traditions, Stephanie shares why this season feels like the best of the year.
This year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Centennial Park was a moving reminder of why we walk. Team Sonja raised $3,595 to honor my mom, Sonja Behnke Festerling, and to support families and caregivers touched by this disease.
Staghorn Ferns, with their antler-like fronds, are easy-care tropicals that thrive on neglect. Larry Hurley shares how his has flourished for 25 years and a whimsical display at Olbrich Gardens.
Larry Hurley shares his Photo of the Month featuring Meadow Blazing Star, a native perennial that’s a magnet for monarch butterflies. A must-have for any garden looking to support these beautiful pollinators!
“September is here already! From a peaceful trip to the Smoky Mountains to planning fall mums and walking in honor of my mom, I’m sharing a few simple updates this season.”
These rare cool August days make me wish it had been like this when we were running our nursery, back then it was all heat, humidity, and hustle! Now, I’m enjoying a slower pace and simple garden strolls.
Years ago, sunflowers lined Route One at Behnke Nurseries, planted to brighten the space, feed pollinators, and bring joy. Larry Hurley shares the story behind them.
I’m honored to walk in memory of my mom, Sonja, this September at the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Ellicott City. This post shares why this cause means so much to me and how you can learn more or get involved and maybe even join me in this Walk Toward A Cure
From blooming daylilies and deer troubles to catching up with old friends and prepping for the Christmas-in-July show—here’s what June looked like for Stephanie.
A visit to Mount Cuba Center sparked this look back at their Echinacea trials—45 coneflower varieties, tested and compared, with some clear standouts that still shine in today’s gardens.