The Importance of Being a Lackadaisical Gardener
by Robert Zondag
Life is simple, but we insist on making it complicated. Of this I am reminded
Autumn Rituals for the Gardener
by Robert Zondag
I hesitated to get rid of all my flowerpots however it was time. The last of the warm weekends. And the last of the summer beauties.
Bloom Where You are Planted
by Robert ZondagThe fall garden never ceases to amaze me! Last year I had planted some 'tender bulbs' in large pots at the start of the season.
Orchid Rescue! (Mini Phalaenopsis)
by Robert Zondag
I am starting the morning with some hot water in the kettle for my tea, a bit of breakfast and the enjoyment of a blooming mini Phalaenopsis orchid.
Vintage-Style Greenhouses and Terra Cotta Pots
by Robert Zondag
As most know, when spring hits here in Wisconsin, my attention turns from the art studio to the garden.
A New Life for a Discarded, Found Chair
by Robert Zondag
Appreciate and savor the work in progress you are. Sometimes we take leaps and bounds forward.
Summer Mornings, Simple Pleasures
by Robert Zondag
Another simple summer pleasure is what I have termed “Basil Toast” or “Dill Toast.” Along with a cup of tea, it is a perfect way to start my day.
Ode to the Tulip
by Robert Zondag
Nothing shouts spring like a beautiful tulip! So many colors, so many shapes and sizes. I have been painting a canvas inspired by the spring garden.
Iris Borer
by Robert Zondag
If you’re like me and you don’t notice iris borer until mid-summer, you have more work on your hands. If you are seeing yellowed leaves and rot...
