ll across the country the weather has been from one extreme to another. Here in the Southeast we have been inundated with sporadic rains to heavy thunderstorms for hours over the last week or so. Where flowers were once standing tall, they have been knocked from their stance and are slumping over. Petals are strewn around the base of plants ... Read More »
In our gardens we use the dwarf daylily Stella d’Oro to ready us for a long beautiful growing season. Although the blooms last only a day, the number of blossoms from each grouping is breathtaking. After our May showers subside, we can be sure that many of our Hemerocallis species will come out and play! This particular daylily has slender ... Read More »
I am trying to ease up on the use of any wheat products. It turns out that the wheat we consume regularly is NOTHING like its’ ancestors. So , in honor of all things heirloom I am trying some of the other *grains* out there. I am a huge fan of buckwheat and have been since I grew it for ... Read More »
Kristen Walton TDG Gardens | The Dormdough Group
