Post by Guest Blogger Dale Sievert There is often a silver lining surrounding a dark cloud. There were lots of clouds in Spring 2008, of course, made of water, and a …
Post by Janice Peterson I’ve never been a collector. At least not until the day I entered a consignment shop and saw my first lady head vase. I was charmed by …
Post by Pam Glogowski Our annual Spring Symposium, Edible Landscaping, will be held here at Rotary Botanical Gardens on Saturday, March 18, 2017 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We invite …
Post by Patrea Wilson Rotary Botanical Gardens’ heirloom collection is a specialty garden featured in 2016 and 2017. It presents over 100 varieties of plants that were cultivated in American …
Post by Janice Peterson I always encourage gardeners to try to use the scientific name for plants rather than the common name. There is good reason for this. A common …
Post by Pam Glogowski This blog post will follow the theme of over-wintering favorite plants that I started in my January 17, 2017 post about plectranthus. Like most gardeners, I’ve collected some …
Post by Patrea Wilson Here’s your January garden blog quiz: What do the following photos have in common? You’re right, if you answered that each photo shows an heirloom! The old …
Post by Janice Peterson I’m often asked what happens at the RBG Horticulture Center in the winter. Well, it’s a lot of planning and a lot of seed ordering! I’m fortunate …
Post by Pam Glogowski Welcome to the new Rotary Botanical Gardens (RBG) Education Blog! This blog will feature weekly posts by three employees of the Gardens: Pam Glogowski, Janice Peterson, and …