Join me at the Atlanta History Center on, April 20, 2010 Tuesday evening at 7:30pm for an illustrated lecture about How to Get the Most out of Your Garden- get ideas for how to have a garden that offers interesting plants, color and texture year around. I will share ideas from my own garden and from some of the many I have visited as the host for “A Gardener’s Diary” on HGTV. This free lecture is sponsored by the Georgia Perennial Plant Association.
Viburnum macrocephalum in mid April
Stunning! For some reason I think the blossoms look tasty…and if I’m thinking that, just imagine what the insects, bees, etc., are thinking.
Growing up in WV, we knew these as snowballs bushes and they were always the most anticipated plant. I love my roses; I love my orange trees but I think I would trade them all in order to grow a beautiful snowball bush again. Would someone hurry up and develop one that will survive our Florida heat!