a maritime gardener

Several years ago we decided to pursue a new adventure, and expanded our garden. We developed a little flower farm, which we called  Celtic ...

The pumpkins were ripe for the picking several weeks age at River Breeze Farm Market in Truro Nova Scotia. The children were thoroughly ent...

The Trick Or Treaters are almost done for another year. Hope everyone had a safe and spooktacular Halloween:).

It will soon be harvest time in the cornfield. It's a golden harvest, and the golden stalks crackle as they sway back and forth in the b...

Daylily Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis is one of my favorite pink daylilies. It displayed a spectacular wonky first bloom this season. Althou...

The daylilies and iris are in bloom, after a long season of anticipation. We got several cultivars of Iris from Red Lane Daylilies last year...

An old fashioned biennial accent plant reminiscent of heirloom gardens and the cottage garden, the hollyhock , alcea rosea, is a beautiful a...

Look at who we caught while fishing off the wharf last summer! The kids were amazed with what I believe is a common starfish, pulled out of ...

This gorgeous peony flower is from last summers garden. This peony grows every year as it has for probably generations. Planted by grandpare...

These antique shed doors were recently removed from the daylily shed. Built several generations ago by my partners grandfather, they sparkle...