Recent Posts Tagged With 'harry potter garden'

• A test garden for future annuals on Lake Erie

  Posted on Sunday August 2nd, 2009 at 04:16 in buffalo, garden walk, olmsted, harry potter garden

  Photo by Don Zinteck, Photographics2Argyranthemum Maderira Red, Ball Flora Plant I'm sure I've already convinced most that Buffalo is a gardening Mecca. Another great asset we can claim is the Erie Basin Marina University Test Gardens, where about 30...

• Ready for the largest garden tour in the country...

  Posted on Thursday July 23rd, 2009 at 06:34 in buffalo, my garden, vegetable garden, back yard, potager, espalier, garden tour, garden walk, front garden, harry potter garden, in garden magazines

  Expecting about 45,000 to come this weekend to visit the 340 gardens of Garden Walk Buffalo. If you're not doing anything, please stop by. Had about 2,000 people visit just my garden last year. This year, because a TV station did a live remote this p...

• I try to avoid labeling.

  Posted on Monday January 19th, 2009 at 12:31 in my garden, back yard, garden tour, garden walk, garden blogger's design workshop, harry potter garden

  This is my contribution to the Garden Blogger's Design Workshop for January on Labeling and Record-Keeping.Left: one of the many signs used to label the Harry Potter Garden. If they weren't labeled, you'd have no idea how dangerous these plants can b...

• Indoor inspiration outdoors

  Posted on Wednesday January 14th, 2009 at 11:58 in travel, france, buffalo, my garden, back yard, potager, harry potter garden

  I'd had this idea for quite a while a few years ago. It's one of those random thoughts that festers for a while before it actually happens. The goal was to get rid of the grass underneath the "horsey swing," part of my daughter's play set.The ballroo...

• The Harry Potter Garden

  Posted on Saturday December 6th, 2008 at 14:14 in houseplants, my garden, back yard, garden tour, garden walk, garden blogger's design workshop, harry potter garden

  Gardening Gone Wild's Garden Blogger's December Design Workshop is Kids in the Garden. This is sort of a re-post – a concoction made from multiple posts about my daughter's Harry Potter Garden over the last year–sort of a Frankenpost. Let's call ...