flowerandgardengal:

Praytell does anyone know the name of this plant?

That looks like a Staghorn Fern to me! 

carex:

By Detroit Garden Works.

I’m really digging all of the garden art that carex posts. 

brianaelizabeth:

#spring #tulips #nashville #cheekwood #gardens #pretty #colors #nature (Taken with instagram)

leafmag:

Charming fern cookies from Queen of Tarts.

wowwie wow wow wowwie wooooow

carex:

The Pasadena, California Garden Conservancy Open Day takes place this Sunday, April 29. Her’s a quote from the GC facebook page: “Garden host Regina Drucker shared this image of her Pavilion San Rafael, taken by photographer Julius Shulman and his partner, Juergen Nogai. ‘For 70 years, Shulman steadily created one of the most comprehensive visual chronologies of modern architecture and the development of the Los Angeles region,’ as quoted by the J. Paul Getty Museum website. Stands of sacred bamboo from the last century, a gnarled Chinese fringe tree, and ancient oaks envelop you and reflect in the pool from the pagoda at this spectacular property.”

leafmag:

Is bark the last thing you consider when planning your garden? Photo via Clive Nichols.

carex:

Rain chain into well disguised dry well. Designed by Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design for Le Petite Chalet in Southwest Habor, Maine.

stockschatz:

Blooming almost a month early.

gardensinunexpectedplaces:

File under “things I love”:  flower nails.

(Made in Germany, and available here. Via nailed it | Design*Sponge.)

Ooh, I’m picturing a lattice made with these beauties. 

notquitehippie:

A well written primer on growing potatoes via the Milkwood Permaculture blog. 

notesfromabroadblog:

through the garden gate

usfbotanicalgardens:

The new outdoor classroom at the gardens! Students and teachers will be able to come participate in hands-on field trips at the botanical gardens. This area is brand-new and still in development, but we have high hopes for its future in learning. The mural to right is hand-crafted work from one of our fabulous volunteers, Irene. She is helping decorate the gardens and has created one for the medical botany section and is working on a third.

leafmag:

The maze at the Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan.