Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Daylilies and Oriental Lilies in July How spectacular are the performances of daylilies and oriental lilies in July? As far as those growing in my own garden are concerned, the answer is “Not bad. Not bad at all.” By John G. Stamos I’m writing this short little article on […]
Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy How to Design a “Blue and White” Garden Feature The Renaissance Garden Guy Way There’s nothing quite like the combination of blue and white blooms doing their thing in the same flower bed. It’s an incredible look that lends a definite “English cottage garden vibe” to the scene. Read
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Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy How to Deal with Moles, Voles, and Chipmunks in the Garden – Part One: Identifying Your Pest and His or Her Habits Unknown critters digging little tunnels all over your garden? In “How to Deal with Moles, Voles, and Chipmunks One,” you’ll learn how to identify the culprits by
Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Lilies: The Renaissance Garden Guy Way Keep it right here to learn how to grow lilies The Renaissance Garden Guy way. Oriental, asiatic and trumpet lilies – plus a couple of other surprises – they’re all here. Learn what I’ve learned about these garden beauties, and grow a batch
Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Pruning, Pinching, and Deadheading Perennial Plants Pruning, pinching, and deadheading perennial plants: It’s what you’ve gotta do if you want your ornamental garden looking and feeling great. Keep it right here to learn the tactics and their benefits. By John G. Stamos I’m new to gardening. I’ve pointed out
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Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy My Garden Design Scheme If you’re up for it, have a look at my garden design scheme. It’s a fairly ambitious undertaking, but I’ve already gotten a pretty good jump on it. If features like limestone planters and retaining walls, heavy timber arbors, groovy waterfalls and ponds, and crazy-dense
Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Naturalizing Perennials in the Garden Scheme In “Naturalizing Perennials in the Garden Scheme,” we’ll take a look at the different ways ornamental perennial plants make themselves right at home in a cultivated garden. By John G. Stamos Some of you may have read my brief post on The Renaissance
Subscribe to The Renaissance Garden Guy Premier Piece Here it is, The Renaissance Garden Guy’s premier piece. It’ll take you less than a minute to read. By John G. Stamos Welcome to The Renaissance Garden Guy website and blog. This is its very first feature and I’m extremely excited about getting the ball rolling. Since
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