Dry stream of Bottles
Inspired by a creative display at the Montreal Botanical Garden, this post reflects on a unique “dry stream” made entirely of green bottles. A fun, artistic idea that just might spark your own garden creativity!
Inspired by a creative display at the Montreal Botanical Garden, this post reflects on a unique “dry stream” made entirely of green bottles. A fun, artistic idea that just might spark your own garden creativity!
Remember those seasonal GardeNews newsletters from Behnke Nurseries? They’re back—and online! Packed with timeless tips, plant highlights, and Behnke charm, these archived gems (1994–2008) are now just a click away. Take a peek and enjoy a walk down the garden path!
A forgotten stash of old seed packets led to a sweet multi-generational garden moment—with peas that sprouted and flowers planted by our granddaughter. 🌻💚
A Great Garden You’ve Probably Never Heard Of 🌿
Tresco Abbey Garden in the Isles of Scilly is home to 2,000 exotic plant species, dramatic windbreak hedges, and even red squirrels! We only had a few hours to explore—but it was unforgettable. A hidden gem for garden lovers!
Forgotten Azaleas and a Hidden Family Spot
A quiet corner of our family’s land, long overgrown and nearly forgotten, holds a blooming surprise—and a heartwarming reminder of days gone by
What made Behnke’s azalea season so unforgettable? 🌸 Larry Hurley shares behind-the-scenes stories from the glory days of spring—burlap-wrapped roots, homegrown beauties, and a display that stopped visitors in their tracks.
Think you can’t grow roses in light shade? Meet ‘Darlow’s Enigma’—a fragrant, low-maintenance rambler that might surprise you!
Spring gardening in Maryland brings memories, family effort, and a fresh start in the raised beds—peas planted, weeds pulled, and love in every row.
A peaceful glimpse into the Vatican Gardens, captured from the rooftop of St. Peter’s Basilica in 2005. A hidden gem for garden and travel lovers alike. 🌿✈️
When a dusty silver tea set resurfaced, it sparked memories of family, tradition, and the slow process of restoration. Now, as I clean each piece, I’m left wondering: who did this tea set belong to, and how did it end up forgotten in the basement?
A look back at a summer visit to the Montreal Botanical Garden during a Perennial Plant Association trip—full of stunning displays and plant inspiration. 🌿
Learning the Ropes I went out to mow our yard for the first time last week. As my husband went over all the instructions on how to use the mower, I kept remembering last summer when I thought I would…