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Since 2003, I've propagated all my own plants and collected my own heirloom flower seeds from plants that I grow.  For 7 years, I was a vendor at 12 different local farmers' markets.

In 2011, I welcomed friends to visit me at my nursery & gardens on Saturday mornings and will do the same this year in addition to teaching free monthly gardening workshops.  I do not have a commercial nursery that is open to the public; rather, I have a backyard nursery at my private residence.

Nursery is closed for the season and will re-open Spring 2012.

Click HERE to shop my online store.

Scroll down to take a brief online tour of my Nursery & Gardens:
(see many individual plant pictures on "Request a Catalog" page)

My little Garden Girl sits at the entrance.  Her Bible verse reads,
"And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in drought...and thou shalt be like a watered garden..."
                                                                                      Isaiah 58:11


My peaceful respite away from a busy world


Same bench as above, but look carefully and you'll see a hummingbird visitor at the red-capped feeder
 (hummingbird feeder is made from a pimiento jar)


Some of my shady characters
Hostas & Hydrangeas

More shady characters
Heuchera (Coral Bells) & Variegated Solomon's Seal


More for shade
Beautiful Coleus color combination


Container Plantings
'Dragon Wing' begonia in bucket, Fern in wire turtle, 'Tea & Crumpets' hosta in teacup, 'Miss Muffet' caladium in small chair, 'Lipstick' impatiens in pocketbook


Native Maypop vine (Passiflora incarnata) on a shepherd's hook in my herb garden
(Look to the right of the hummingbird feeder to see 2 seed pods and below those to see another seed pod - seed pods look like green eggs.)


Closeup of a Maypop flower from the vine above and a seedpod peeking behind a leaf just to the right of flower


View of part of my Veggie Garden, looking down from my deck
(see ginger lily foliage at the bottom of picture beside the stairs and look at the next picture to see a little tree frog nestled in the foliage)


Take a peek at one of the little tree frogs living in my ginger lilies


Check out the beautiful squash plants


Tomatoes, Peppers, & Beans just getting started


Where's Bugs Bunny?


An eclectic grouping of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and ornamentals:
rosemary (front right); acorn squash (front left); 4 o'clocks (top left); Cherokee corn plant (middle); cucumbers (on lattice); and Wisteria 'Amethyst Falls' growing up deck post


Here's how my thousands of beautiful hydrangeas get started


My indoor seed-starting setup intalled in a closet
With seeds sown in February,
I have 300 heirloom tomato & pepper seedlings
ready for sale by mid-April 


Gracie helping me pick muscadines at a local vineyard
to make my muscadine jelly (September 2008)
She is the namesake for my other business, Gracie & Co.
Click HERE to see it