Neil Sperry’s Lone Star Gardening • 344 pages and 840 of my best photos. • Hardback, printed on high-quality paper. • I sign every copy as it sells. • Covers …
Dear Neil,10:17 pm as I begin to write … the crisp air, wafting through the gazebo laden with the scent of Douglas fir boughs and lilac blossoms, suddenly becomes a …
From our nomadic horticulturist who now finds himself (with his sweet wife) outside Portland, Oregon, I recently received this great note. Steven wrote for e-gardens for many years while he …
Dear Neil, Been thinking about this letter for a long time … still, my words seem as evasive as dragonflies. First and foremost, thank you. Thank you for the opportunities, …
I was visiting a private garden one day, accompanied by two busloads of other garden writers—ironically, each of us trying to get photos of the garden with no one else …
I tried to plant a seed today,It seemed such a simple thing to do,But clueless me had no idea,Of the trouble I’s ‘bout to brew. First, I thought of a …
Dear Readers,If you are reading this, consider it proof that Neil Sperry is a tolerant man. Here’s the Deal — I wrote the following article; fine. After a short break, …
I thought I would share some thoughts from a friend of mine, Wendy Stoll, a talented landscape designer in Wimberley. You think it would be the flower –All wild flame …
I never set out to become a curmudgiculturist, but here I am. Sixty-five years into this game of life, forty-seven of it playing with plants, and most days I wake …
