From The Garden by P. Allen Smith

  • From the Garden: Daffodils On My Mind February 11th, 2020Off

    I believe there is a small part within all of us that is delighted each spring to see the first daffodils in bloom. They certainly are among the bravest of flowers, one of the first to …Read More

  • From the Garden: 12.4.19 December 3rd, 2019Off

    Christmas at Moss Mountain Farm is a busy time of year. We enjoy receiving guests throughout the season and sharing the beauty of this special time. Planning our holiday themes and …Read More

  • From the Garden: The Finale September 9th, 2019Off

    The first signs of autumn bring a certain sigh of relief as the garden season comes to a close. Over time, I have learned to accept the season and relax. I can finally let the garden go. …Read More

  • From the Garden: Fragrant Plants April 8th, 2019Off

    Blooms are great for adding visual interest to a landscape and attracting those all-important pollinators. Another part of the allure of a flower garden is its wonderful fragrance! Here are …Read More

  • From the Garden: Top Five Gardening Resolutions January 9th, 2019Off

    Many people make New Year’s resolutions, mostly related to saving money, losing weight or starting a new hobby. But I’m not going to talk about my exercise goals, my plans to read more …Read More

  • From the Garden: Must-Have Fresh Herbs for the Holidays December 5th, 2018Off

    I was sitting in my kitchen earlier today, putting together menus for the upcoming holidays. I try to create meals that combine some of my family’s classic recipes, like Rev. Smith’s …Read More

  • From the Garden: How to Overwinter Outdoor Containers November 7th, 2018Off

    I’ve always loved container gardening. It’s a sign that spring has arrived when I get to use colorful annuals like coleus and petunias to create ‘art’ for my porch, garden …Read More

  • From the Garden: Beautiful Bulbs October 2nd, 2018Off

    I know a lot of my fellow gardeners might be feeling like they’re finished for the year. Maybe the summer was especially hot and dry, or rabbits and deer ate more than their fair share of …Read More

  • From the Garden: Zinnias Save the Day September 4th, 2018Off

    If your garden is anything like mine, it’s starting to show a little wear and tear, responding to the extremes of summer. The bloom is off my roses—literally—and most other flowers in …Read More

  • From the Garden: Hydrangeas August 6th, 2018Off

    I am hard-pressed to name a shrub that matches the hydrangea for drama, splendor and elegance. From subtle, starry-shaped lacecap flowers to dramatic, large globes, there is a hydrangea to …Read More

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