Hosta are easy to grow perennials for shaded areas. This post shows how I divide some mature clumps of various varieties.
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Digging in the Gardens… Dividing Hosta Part One
Tagged with: andrus gardens, dividing, gardens, hosta, perennials
Posted in Dividing Perennials, Flowers and Gardens, Garden Maintenance
Posted in Dividing Perennials, Flowers and Gardens, Garden Maintenance
Tick, Tock, Ticks??
This has been an interesting February so far…. This won’t be a very artsy or quilty post, with just a few snowy garden photos. Long and rambling, but therapeutic for me to get things “out”, and maybe someone else might…
Accepted!!
Yesterday I got a set of THREE emails congratulating me on the acceptance of photos entered into the “Eye of the Quilter” special exhibit for the International Quilt Festival in Houston this Fall!! Each of the previous 3 years I…
Tagged with: andrusgardens, flowers, gardens, inspirations, photography, sue andrus
Posted in Flowers and Gardens, Photography
Posted in Flowers and Gardens, Photography
Butterflies From Raindrops!
After a long stretch of time away from my art, I finally was able to do something creative again. A trip to South Carolina to see our son Nick and his family while he was there, from where he is…
Tagged with: andrusgardens, art, arts in the cards, flowers, gardens, nature, play, process, sue andrus
Posted in Art Cards, Flowers and Gardens, inspirations, Photography
Posted in Art Cards, Flowers and Gardens, inspirations, Photography
Retreat!
There has been a lot of retreating going on around here lately, such as my running away and hiding in bed or vegging on the couch (not a good kind), but a much better kind of retreating is with a…
Tagged with: andrusgardens, art quilt, flowers, gardens, scraps, sue andrus, work in progress
Posted in Art Quilts, inspirations, New Projects, Off The Wall Fridays, Play
Posted in Art Quilts, inspirations, New Projects, Off The Wall Fridays, Play
