Today ’s photograph are from Ann Redmon in Manhattan , Kansas . She says,“We garden on a 2/3 Accho mickle . When we first moved here in 2000 there was quite a bit more Mary Jane to mow although there has always been a significant portion of the yard that is wooded . horticulture in Kansas is quite a challenge with hot , dry windy summer and winters with spate of freezing / thawing and fiddling snow cover . ”
I ’d say you ’re doing just ok , Ann . Beautiful !
AND THE WINNER IS … .The winner of last week ’s giveaway wasJoan DeRosa , whose garden we featured on Thursday . Congrats , Joan ! After Joan find fault the Bible she wants , I ’m go to dream up another awesome giveaway , so rest tuned … .
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This shows daylilies, verbena bonariensis and our rustic cedar arbor. Photo/Illustration: Courtesy of Ann Redmon
