Archive | February, 2011
Rescued Flowers
I am no master gardener. I do not know the “official” names for these magnificent flowers. I only know they were in danger, and I couldn’t live with myself if I hadn’t saved them.
Blue on Blue Flower Container Combinations
Blue flower combinations for your 2011 containers
Hydrangea abstract digital gardening by flowergardengirl
Hydrangea abstract digital gardening by flowergardengirl There is only one…..and it is for sale $50. Frame and mat not included. Use the contact form in the main tab area at the top of my website. Approx 8 1/2 x 11 on high quality gloss photo paper. This artwork is original by flowergardengirl™
Flower gardening by computer graphics
Something new about me that you didn’t know! Flower gardening by computer graphics. This is part of a series of maids I’m creating for our kitchen garden issue coming up at Toil the Soil online. It’s gonna be good! So if I’ve disappeared from blogging for little while—now you know what I’m up to. Isn’t [...]
Outrageous, luscious, New Online Garden Magazine
Outrageous, luscious, new online garden magazine….have you heard? We have a new garden magazine that is now live! Go see it. The name is Toil the Soil…full of gorgeous photos and excellent articles. See you there….I’m the author
Growing Your Grub interview with Flowergardengirl
Last week Steve Howard at Growing Your Grub sat down with Flowergardengirl and she shared tips and tricks for successful gardening. She also talks about how her new site, Best Garden Blogs has gained so much success. Tomorrow–is the premier issue of Toil the Soil! A garden magazine for the everyday gardener. Giving gardeners a [...]
A Kitchen Garden guaranteed to make you smile
A kitchen garden guaranteed to make you smile is part of a new garden magazine. The Best Garden Blogs come together showcasing loads of color and extraordinary ideas. Come see!
Forcing Flowering Branches to Bring Spring Indoors Early
Cause Spring to arrive ahead of schedule by forcing flowering branches of woody ornamentals indoors and avoid Seasonal Affective Disorder a.k.a. the winter blahs.
Geraniums line this rock border
What could have been an ugly entryway to a greenhouse is now a welcoming and cheery greeting.
