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Time to Plant Tulips and Daffodils

October 7, 2013ArticlesBulbsHilda M. Morrill

By Sally Ferguson – Fall is flower bulb season. As the leaves turn to autumn colors, gardeners are busy planting the tulips, daffodils and other spring-blooming bulbs that will brighten the landscape next spring. Expert gardeners say that bulbs are some of the easiest flowers for even novice gardeners to grow successfully. By following a … Continue reading Time to Plant Tulips and Daffodils →

How to Photograph Flowers

May 8, 2013ArticlesPhotographyHilda M. Morrill

It’s spring in many parts of the world. For those of us who spent the winter trapped inside, spring means, among other things, an irresistible chance to grab the camera and start capturing the first blooms of the season. Yet, how do you turn those shots of your favorite blooms into something special? Here are … Continue reading How to Photograph Flowers →

Feeding Birds in Winter

February 2, 2013ArticlesBirdsHilda M. Morrill

We enjoy feeding our feathered friends throughout the winter season. Although at one time we had six different feeders throughout our yard, we now have only one, which is located outside a low casement kitchen window that is hinged on one side and swings out. Hubby set up a bird feeder pole with a hook … Continue reading Feeding Birds in Winter →

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