WEBFINANCE

June 2016 Garden June brings sunshine and abundant blooms to my Long Island garden and this year is no exception. After the cold snaps we experienced over the past couple … Read More

Sedona, Arizona Last fall I had the pleasure of visiting Arizona with its unusual flora, consisting mainly of drought tolerant cacti and desert succulents, along with its amazing terrain and unusual … Read More

July 2016 Garden Welcome to my Long Island garden! The arrival of July has prompted a succession of colorful blooms throughout the landscape. While June temperatures had remained in the … Read More

The following is a very informative guest post by the authors at  FTD FRESH. Hydrangeas are a classic flower that are a favorite amongst florists and gardeners. Their large, round flower … Read More

August Garden The month of August is a transitional time for the garden. There are subtle signs of fall approaching, as early summer blooms fade; however, a whole new wave … Read More

Sunflower (Helianthus Annuus )  I have always had an admiration for sunflowers, as do many, so I decided to look into their history and meaning. Since the sunflower has a … Read More

September 2016 Garden Welcome to another Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day & Foliage Follow-Up! The month of September has arrived and there are subtle signs of the seasons starting to change. … Read More

October 2016 Garden The month of October has arrived and so has autumn with all its beauty. As the temperatures decline into the 60’s, there is a refreshing chill in … Read More

I’ve recently met a group of wonderful bloggers with vast knowledge on a variety of topics dealing with the home and garden. The bloggers are from Project Beautiful and each … Read More

November 2016 Albert Camus once quoted, “Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” His words recollect in my mind every fall as the landscape turns into a canvas … Read More