An angel’s trumpet in flower in July. In spring, the plant doesn’t look promising. Despite recent cold and snow, I just finished one of my early spring gardening projects: bringing the angel’s trumpet out from its winter dormancy. For high drama in the garden, there’s nothing like an angel’s trumpet, also known as brugmansia. This […]
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Begonias to Share
Mrs. B. called me late in October. The frost was coming and it would be the end of her begonias for sure. She was recovering from a fall and couldn’t get to the garden, so I drove to her cottage during lunch and quickly uprooted the tubersas big as potatoes. I’d never seen such big […]