Garden Musings

It's a frigid Saturday here in Kansas and ProfessorRoush has been indoors nearly all day, quarantined and safe for the most part.  Okay,...

To live in blessed harmony on the Kansas prairie, every gardener must, of necessity, learn to grow and appreciate ornamental grasses, and ev...

Common Dayflower Sometimes Nature, herself, smacks us on the forehead with the creation of a little unsolicited garden plant combination...

♫Bringing in the Sheaves, ♪Bringing in the Sheaves, ♪ProfessorRoush Rejoicing Bringing in the Sheaves.♫ This was a glorious golden day h...

I'm not the owner of the pictured house, nor am I the designer of the pictured front yard, but I'm fairly envious of the knowledge a...

A recent post by Gaia Gardener about nice combinations of native prairie plants was timely and I made a mental note to blog this combinatio...

By a strange coincidence, "Rev" of Red Dirt Roses blog commented on yesterday's post and asked for more pictures of my souther...

Well, I've gone and done it now.  Some of you out there probably know what the outcome from my most recent rash action will be, but thos...

Anyone living in or near the MidWest knows that we had a miraculous warm spell last weekend, and I know that some might be asking "What...

In the spirit of public service, I'm going to transmit, with some modification, some advice regarding New Year's resolutions that I ...

It is likely no surprise to anyone that ornamental grasses are an important part of gardening here in the Flint Hills. Hardiness and fall c...