Monthly Archives: June 2011
When you’re feeling blue, dish
Nary a breeze to move summer air, sweat beads on the brows of even the most sincere southern sons and sisters. Seeking shelter under the old oak tree, or carrying a glass of sweet tea onto the veranda to find … Continue reading
Moss – squirrels, birds, and other moss meddling crittters
Dear David, The squirrels have been digging up my attempts to grow a moss lawn. What do you suggest? I have so many unpleasant thoughts about ways to eat the squirrel. Vance Dear Vance, I feel your pain. squirrels … Continue reading
A couple of catchy moss caches – your new best friends
Cheeky, catchy, charming, cute, Moss and Stone Gardens’ Mexican earthenware moss caches are a gardener’s new best friend. At first they seem like just another adorable way to befriend moss, but you soon realize, they are so much more. “These … Continue reading
The truth about moss – dispelling moss myths
Moss misconceptions abound. Is it true a rolling stone gathers no moss? To better understand moss, I asked David Spain with Moss and Stone Gardens, Raleigh, NC, to enlighten us with the truth about mosses, dispelling many common moss … Continue reading