Hallson Gardens

This is in full bloom at present and what a sight.Don't see an invasive tendency.

Have a new container in a new garden,it is a LARGE cable reel I brought home from work lined it with a rubber mat and painted it a funky green.I have a couple troplcal bulbs that are slow coming ,elephant ears cannas,palms,and a Castor bean that just bloosomed and it is a gorgous color.I always plan...

This vine has turn an ugly old pole into a nice specimen

Bought some mini I ris for the woodland garden would like to get more any suggestions?

My Misty Blue you sent is doing great

Those are gorgeous,just put in several yesterday under a large Maple will get morning sun hope they do as well as yours.

Looking for new stuff for the shade.Picked up several Epimediums they are neat.

Ashamed to admit I always had a spading fork but never used it as I was unsure of its purpose but Tried on word from Chris
and it is great for planting.

Anyone grown Rodgersia?was thinking about adding them to my shade garden.

Would love to know the procedure.Just spread yogurt in the desired area?

It was an article inside the back cover about Dan's trip.

We do in my garden,plus alot more things most waste.

Those familiar with Arrowhead Alpines nursery,will be sad but Bob passed last month a great plantsman.He said he has at least on vine growing on all his trees on the place.I have started to do the same it is great fun watching them go to the canopy.

I find most shade plants low maintanence.See what looks like Jackfrost Brunnera,it is the most soothing to me at dust I look at the ones I have and they radiate like when I was younger and smoked pot.

This month Finegardening has an interview with a well known Nursery owner who was visisting plantsman in Japan .A local collector took him to a small Hosta breeder in a mountainous area (isolated) when the owner showed the Japanese collector a new plant he came up with the collector bought it immedi...

chris,
Are you still a poltry fancier?

At present we breed Border Terriers,longhaired miniature Dachshunds,and Pugs.Over the years we have had numerous breeds.

I think it makes very little difference,have tryed both and see no difference.

I have a Mt Ash I plant many years ago ,no doubt not an ideal location in the yard,very sand ,not very fertile,\,this time of year it always looked dreadful.This year I watered it and fertilized the poor thing and what a difference,it is awsome! Dawn comes late to some of us.

Good move I also have two to go one real soon.If you leave thestump long enough carpenter ants will move in.