Beautiful Plants For Your Interior
In 1962 I started to get involved in what I call “Organized Horticulture”. At that time there were many civic, religious and horticultural organizations. Every church and temple had a men’s club, woman’s club, single’s club, couple’s club etc. There…
I recently returned from the Northeast Regional Conference held in New Jersey in November 2005. It was a terrific meeting with everything done beautifully. There are, though, some comments I’d like to make. The theme of the meeting, the “Species…
Written in September, 2010 This summer has been murder on Long Island (just outside of New York City). We started off with a very wet spring and the rhododendrons looked great, even though we didn’t have a great bud set…
Fifth Generation Glass White was in Sid Burns’ garden in 1965 and I don’t remember anything about it except it was white (I don’t remember anything about a blotch) and that Sid and Paul Vossburg valued it greatly. Paul developed…
The following article first appeared in the New York Chapter newsletter, The Rhodora, Winter 1995. Richard Murcott East Norwich, New York During the last 15 to 20 years, the nursery industry has changed the way they grow and ship rhododendrons.…