Jenny Rose Carey
Dazzling Plants, Design Ideas, and Proven Techniques for Your Shady Garden
Dear Gardening Friends, June is here. In some gardens this is the premier month of the gardening year, especially if you have a good rose display, or perennials paired with roses. It is certainly a great month to travel to see rose gardens. There are so many gorgeous ones to visit. See if you …
Continue Reading about June 2023 Newsletter: Roses of every name
Dear Gardening Friends, If you have been following my travels on Instagram or Facebook you will know that I have been busy recently. With trips to England, Holland, and California, I am trying to decide which time zone I like best. Along the way I have taken thousands of photos in preparation …
Continue Reading about May 2023 Newsletter: Merry Month of May
Dear Gardening Friends, Somehow, here we are in March. To state the obvious, we are marching through the year! Sorry about that pun. There are days when I wake up and I canāt help but feeling goofy. I find that the increasing daylength and warmer temperatures do make me feel happy and maybe a …
Continue Reading about March 2023 Newsletter: First signs of springs spotted!
Dear Gardening Friends, I have to admit that February is not my favorite month and luckily it is a short one. The cold weather and brief gardening days make it rather a trial and I am always glad when March rolls around. One bright spot in the garden is that I can obsess about my snowdrop …
Continue Reading about February 2023 Newsletter: Snowdrops and Bookshops
Dear Gardening Friends, As the garden outside slumbers and gradually shows some signs of new life I am looking forward to 2023. As I wait for the weather to improve, for temperatures to rise, and daylength to increase, I start to plan. I have been setting myself some garden goals for …
Continue Reading about January 2023 Newsletter: The New Year Begins
Dear Floral Friends, As gardeners we spend more time thinking about light, or lack thereof, than your average person (I have no evidence to back up this statement, but it is a strong hunch). Having written one book about shade gardening and another about how to grow flowers in sunny places, …
Continue Reading about December 2022 Newsletter: Light and the Gardener
Dear Gardening Friends, Garden Travels and Thanks Garden visits are back!Ā It was such a pleasure to beĀ on the road again. I love my home garden, but the call of othersĀ is strong. This month I will talk about my trip to Mt. Vernon, George Washingtonās house and garden. Next month I will share …
Continue Reading about November 2022 Newsletter: The Leaves Come Tumbling Down
Dear Gardening Friends, As I write this, I am sitting out in my garden surrounded by dahlias, cleome, nicotiana, celosia, asters, and zinnias. Early autumn can be one of the most floriferous times in your garden and it certainly has lots of the lovely sunset colors that Louise Bush-Brown refers …
Continue Reading about October 2022 Newsletter: A Contemplation on Autumn in the Garden
A Visit to RHS Garden Bridgewater In usual Jenny Rose fashion, a chance meeting with gardener Andrea Graham in the wonderful Scrivenerās bookshop in Buxton, Derbyshire (a must visit ā if you are in the area ā five floors of used books), led to a lovely meet-up the next day at Bridgewater. Andrea …
Continue Reading about September 2022 Newsletter: RHS Garden Bridgewater
Dear Gardening Friends, This is my first monthly email gardening newsletter! The gardening quote that I have picked for this month sets the tone for what to expect. I am a hardy gardener who loves to grow as many plants as I can in my Zone 6 to 7 USDA hardiness garden at Northview in Ambler, …
