by Carlisle | May 13, 2012 | Garden History
It’s Mother’s Day weekend and the gardening mother is taken by the non-gardening father to Cylburn Arboretum’s Annual Market Day. We went directly to the hothouse where it was single file down the line of annuals propagated by the City of...
by Carlisle | Jul 27, 2009 | Garden History
Sunflowers were the American queen at the Waverly Farmers’ Market this past Saturday. Five dollars for 5 stems was the going rate and people were paying it gladly. We couldn’t let well enough alone here, had to introduce Safari King to the Queen and give...
by Carlisle | Jul 21, 2009 | Garden History
Went to the Waverly Market in Baltimore this past weekend and what did we find – sea oats. If you look closely at the picture above you see little green flags like masts waving in the wind. Reminds one of a Calderesque mobile, something I want in my garden...
