Jayne's Country Garden

For the past few years, the island beds have been filled with bright orange "Profusion" zinnias.  The bees and butterflies loved ...

We've seen some extremes of weather so far this June.  We've had plenty of blisteringly hot and humid days -- those days I neglect m...

At the end of my post last week I gave a little hint of what we are planning in the garden this spring - a new island bed! While I was at ...

I stepped out of the back door this morning and realized that the sun was just in the right place to really light up the Pink Muhly grass in...

I didn't think it was possible, but the weather has been even more hot and humid since my last post.  So much so that other than fill th...

After showing you a photograph of the Rose of Sharon soon after it had been planted in my last post, I thought I'd show some more "...

I was having so much fun outdoors this weekend, either with the horses or in the garden, that I didn't get around to blogging at all...

In my last post, I mentioned that the Achillea beside the Vitex tree had made it through the winter and I pondered whether or not it woul...

  If you were to believe my husband's Facebook posts regarding our fledgling island bed in the back garden, you would think that I had s...