Category Archives: Clematis

Potatoes don’t smile

Posted on May 8, 2013 by linniew

When it came right down to it my will to grow potatoes wavered. It did. It became actually wobbly and prone to distraction. But I had purchased those organic very special roundish plantable mail-order seed potatoes so I was committed. … Continue reading →

Posted in Clematis, Pacific Northwest native plants, vegetable garden | Tagged Atriplex hortensis, Azalea 'Mardi Gras', bicolor azalea, clematis cuttings, Clematis montana, container gardening, grow potatoes in containers, Hooker's fairy bells, planting potatoes, Prosartes hookerii, Prosartes smithii, Purple orach, Smith's fairy lantern | 87 Comments

Spirea redux

Posted on May 30, 2012 by linniew

Subscribe in a reader One day in January I pruned the old spirea bush in a way that was alarming to some readers. You may remember this image from the subsequent dreams it inspired: For a while this spring I … Continue reading →

Posted in actual plants, Clematis, Pacific Northwest native plants, pruning | Tagged Clematis 'Ice Blue', Douglas Iris, Heuchera micrantha, Iris douglasiana, pruning spirea, small-flowered alumroot, Spiraea media 'Snow Storm' | 28 Comments

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