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Perhaps thug is too strong a word for this lovely grass, after all, it's not too difficult to transplant. I really do like this g...

That it's the best bloom in years adds to my delight. Every branch is covered with fragrant spidery crepe paper flowers that never...

Welcome to Clay and Limestone's December's Roundup! Wildflower Wednesday is about sharing wildflowers no matter where you garde...

I love the swaying movement of ornamental grasses in a garden, but, don't have the space to support them in the sunnier parts of my ga...

Gail Eichelberger is a gardener and therapist in Middle Tennessee. She loves wildflowers and native plants and thoroughly enjoys writi...

Late winter is clean up time for wildflowers and grasses.  By then the goldfinches have striped the rudbeckias, coneflowers, and agastache...

But, I am a lot about them! I'm also pretty fond of the native shrubs and trees that make up the understory and canopy at Clay and ...

It was a marvelous golden day to be in the garden and if I couldn't spend time in my own, then spending time at Owl's Hill with a...