Living and gardening in an older Hudson Valley home
The garden in winter lies dormant, but more active than one might initially perceive. There is always some activity occurring in the garden. Last night we had a little snow. It provided a nice backdrop for my daily walk around my garden. My daily jaunts around the yard tell me many things – who has […]
Easter Sunday surprised me with the first blooms of the trout lilies in the woodland garden. To some these flowers are known as dog-toothed violets. The scientific name is Erythronium Americanum. Nature surprised me with these delightful diminutive flowers. I did not plant them. With the removal of the invasive honeysuckle the trout lilies are […]
