Author Archives: Garden Walk Garden Talk

About Garden Walk Garden Talk

Love to photograph, paint, draw, design, garden, and pass on a few tips and ideas that I learned through experience as a Master Gardener and architect. I am highly trained in my field and enjoy my work each and every day. I garden in Niagara Falls, NY in zone 6-B. Find me at: http://gardenwalkgardentalk.com

Why blog?

Posted on May 19, 2013

Why I started a blog and why I think it is worth having. Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, garden | Tagged blogging, blogs, garden, garden bloggers, Garden Bloggers Fling, nature, Photography, photos, Snail photo, Why blog?, Why did you start blogging?, Will blogging die? | 61 Comments

Garden Glimpses Through the Seasons

Posted on May 16, 2013

See the garden bed transition in color and plant variety through the seasons. Continue reading →

Posted in garden | Tagged boxwood are great plants, garden, garden color through every season, garden full of flowers, garden through the seasons, gardening, gardening using bulbs, Hydrangea in summer, iris bed, lily bed, nature, photos, Urban gardening | 58 Comments

Garden Glimpses Take 2

Posted on May 14, 2013

The front yard in Spring. Continue reading →

Posted in garden | Tagged Dianthus, Fall flowers, garden, gardening, Iberis, nature, pasque flower, photos, Snail photo, Spring Flowers, Tulip Maureen, Urban gardening | 65 Comments

Garden Glimpses -The Week in Dozens

Posted on May 12, 2013

Momentary glance one way and another for a tour around the back gardens. This week I will have glimpses of the garden in a daily dozen of images. Many plants are blooming, from lilacs to groundcovers. Perennials that are blooming … Continue reading →

Posted in garden | Tagged Creeping Phlox, garden, gardening, Miss Kim Lilac, nature, photos, Royal Gem Crabapple, Spring Flowers, Syringa 'President Lincoln' | 69 Comments

Ever Wonder How Long a Cut Christmas Tree Lasts?

Posted on May 9, 2013

May 2, 2013 Here we are at the beginning of May and my Christmas tree that was cut December 15, 2012 is still alive. The needles are green and resistant to pulling them out. The tree stood all winter in … Continue reading →