The guest room smells amazing today thanks to the small vase of gardenias clipped for today’s In a Vase on Monday post.
Author: Terri Robertson
I'm a novice gardener who creates arrangements using cuttings and plants from my yard, vintage containers, and found objects both natural and manmade. In my work life, I am a writer and editor, who recently joined the team of Flower magazine as digital media manager.
In a Vase on Monday: Kangaroo Colorwheel
Last week, I noticed a few garden bloggers chose fun animal vases for In a Vase on Monday. This week, I follow suit.
In a Vase on Monday: Welcome May
This week, vibrant new blooms join the spring party and the Carolina snailseed is being super clingy.
In the Garden with Betty
This week, I sipped lemonade with my friend Betty in her garden. She has some lovely things in bloom this April in Alabama.
Walk in Kaul Wildflower Garden
Take an evening stroll with me through Kaul Wildflower Garden, one of more than two dozen gardens at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
In a Vase on Monday: Sense and Sensibility
I began this post with the most sensical intentions. Then my sensibilities took over.
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Wednesday Walk
To capture April in Alabama I’m venturing beyond my garden. I took these snapshots during a recent neighborhood walk in Birmingham.
In a Vase on Monday: Foxglove, Rosemary and Heuchera
Manny (“Best Kitty Ever”) photobombed this week’s In a Vase on Monday post.
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Native Woodland Garden (Part 1)
I love the urban wilderness of our backyard, but the truth is it’s filled with non-native, invasive plants that have been left to their own devices for decades.
Seeing Red (leaves in spring)
Our Shaina Japanese maple is donning its full spring glory—bright red leaves.
