About Me
Welcome to The Rainy Day Garden Blog. Through this blog, I have been able to combine my love of writing, photography and gardening. I am a passionate ornamental and edible grower and I strive to create a landscape, that is budget, kid and pet friendly, while choosing organic methods to manage pests and invasive weeds.
I began blogging in 2008 and have expanded my interest from only growing traditional ornamental plants to growing a variety of edible, native and regionally adaptive plants. While I still appreciate classic and traditional plants, I have become more selective about my plant choices. It is important to me that they are water wise, habitat worthy, provide multi-season interest and are pollinator focused. I am currently working to add more native and regionally adapted plants to my garden canvas.
I strongly believe that urban, home gardens are a critical component to saving our endangered pollinators and song birds.
Zone 8b
North Willamette Valley
Jenni
I began blogging in 2008 and have expanded my interest from only growing traditional ornamental plants to growing a variety of edible, native and regionally adaptive plants. While I still appreciate classic and traditional plants, I have become more selective about my plant choices. It is important to me that they are water wise, habitat worthy, provide multi-season interest and are pollinator focused. I am currently working to add more native and regionally adapted plants to my garden canvas.
I strongly believe that urban, home gardens are a critical component to saving our endangered pollinators and song birds.
Zone 8b
North Willamette Valley
Jenni
We live in Graham WA and have a large garden. Each spring I give away lots of divisions. Hosta, Jap blood grass, bamboo and others to numerous to mention.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Karen, ph (360) 893-6491.
If you're interested in free plants for your new home, call and I can e-mail a list of available plants.
You are so kind to offer! I will be in touch. Thank you Karen!
ReplyDeleteJenni, can I be so bold as to suggest a small but intrepid farmers market for inclusion in your list of Clackamas County Farmers Markets??
ReplyDeletehttp://estacadafarmersmarket.org/
No problem Sheri, I'll put the link up!
DeleteHello Jenni,
DeleteI found your nice garden blog by accident. Your post about Hawaii caught immediately my attention. Everything looks very exotic to me.
Greetings from Germany
Sigrid