It's the cheerful, orange-red winter berries that make this easy-to-care-for plant so special, and indoors or out they add a great bit of winter interest.

Associated with the 70's, suburbia, and swingers, this grass is not my favorite plant, but can look good blowing in the wind, or in a nautralized evironment.

Found there in my garden, growing on rotting wood - and ideas folks?

Do we dare hope that things are starting to warm up a bit? I've had enough of catalogues, dreaming, sorting tools, and staring at the snow and rain.

Spring flowering plants / bulbs – Colour, beauty and joy early in the year.

Dutch Iris – How to grow

Snowdrops (Galanthus) – how to grow