Potted Christmas Rose Turning Brown? Hey, Don’t Quit on It! Did you fall in love over the holidays with a cute little potted Christmas Rose plant at your local nursery? Could you not resist buying it, bringing it home, and setting it up on your mantel so your family and friends could admire its beautiful […]
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Know and Love the Christmas Rose: Helleborus niger To know the Christmas Rose is to love the Christmas Rose. Like its cousin the Lenten Rose, this Hellebore blooms during the coldest months of the year. But it’s a Christmas Rose, not a Lenten Rose, so… Ho ho ho! Its gift to you is a mess
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A Short History of Flowers by Advolly Richmond A Short History of Flowers by Advolly Richmond is positively one of the loveliest books I’ve had the pleasure of reading and experiencing. So many of the plants (and their flowers, of course) that have enchanted humankind for centuries are lovingly presented here, from the perspective of
Winterizing Exposed Potted Perennials Sometimes, you might not only need to leave your perennials in pots outdoors all winter, you might also need to leave them right out in the open in a windy, exposed location outdoors all winter. Relax. You got this. Because winterizing exposed potted perennials is a piece of cake. Keep it
Mycology, British Columbian Style: Ann in Bridge Lake Returns! Extremely talented and a relentless researcher, mycologist Ann Simpson, returns to The RGG with the Hi-Res lowdown on some of the most beautiful and surreal low growers on the planet – the fabulous fungi of Bridge Lake, British Columbia. Yep, Ann in Bridge Lake is back,
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The Autumn Scene: Short Vid Falling leaves and the lay of the land here in the world of The RGG (with some pretty colors hanging on) are pretty much what’s on tap here today. Stick around, gang, and check out the autumn scene in this short vid. By John G. Stamos There’s not much writing
The Renaissance Garden Guy Podcast Episode 2: Revitalizing a 1930s English Garden Welcome to Numero Dos here in RGG Podcast Land. Here’s the second episode, and it’s a good one. Regular RGG guest and master gardener, Sam Preston, joins us from West Yorkshire in the UK to discuss the trials and tribulations, as well as
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Readers, Show Me Your Gardens!!! 2024 Welcome to The Renaissance Garden Guy’s “Readers, Show Me Your Gardens!!! 2024” readers’ gardens feature. There are ninety photographs of flowers and gardens from all around the world right here for you to enjoy. Click on each photo to enable full screen viewing, and to zoom in or out.
Tangy Pickled Pepper Recipe Here’s a tangy pickled pepper recipe to try out that works perfectly for peppers of any heat level. Whether they’re super hot, ultra mild, or anywhere in between, this recipe’s the goods. So, it’s spicy, tangy peppers for your fridge with an awesome zesty Greco-Italian flair, courtesy of The Renaissance Garden
How Hot Are Trinidad Scorpion Peppers? How hot are Trinidad Scorpion peppers? Are these monsters really as big and bad as they’re cracked up to be? These are the burning questions I’ll attempt to answer today, right here in The RGG. Stick around, learn some of the theory, and taste some of the reality. By
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