Frolicking through the straw, running too and fro, jumping, leaping, sleeping…the Tudbink lambs are here! A Momma….and her offspring… Some of our Ewes set themselves apart from the rest of the flock…just by their unique personalities. This girls momma is one of them. Adorable little miss (pictured above) is quickly following in those footsteps!
You know how I feel about mushroom soil, best invention since sliced bread. Not only will a little bit go a long way to take away the worst soil problems, it’s inexpensive too…. A must for planting your bedding plants and vegetable garden. However, one tiny warning I give out is “beware of trophy weeds”. …
Sad but true… but it needs saying. I nearly cut short this years top producing petunias life before it ever got to Tudbinks. Here’s what happened… Two years ago Proven Winners unleashed the most amazing petunia seen in recent times… Pretty Much Picasso or as they would say in rural areas Purneer Picasso. All three growing …
Sometimes we are blown away. Simply blown away by plants in all their glory. Exceptional was one of the words that came to mind when we visited Tanglewood golf course this past week to plant their summer installment. It was a privilege to take in several shrub/ perennial plantings we installed which are now, …
Short answer: nothing really. That’s what makes these times so grim. However, here’s something you might want to try again or for the first time…Caladiums! Sort of like little baby elephant ears in techno color. An all purpose workhorse able to handle shade and if well watered even sun. A special Tudbink salute to …
You just never know what you’re gonna find in the bottom of some peoples’ planters. Todays body of the week was upside down, left over tiny planters. Last month, Turkey Hill iced tea containers. The perennial favorite is styrofoam peanuts. Or, as you can see, no buried treasure. Soo, why do people do this…behaving squirrel-like …