Nothing sets off your garden like a nice crisp edge and that’s why we Frenchies were so happy to see edging action taking place in the peony garden just as those amazing flowers are beginning to open.
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Because we spend so much time in the garden, we Frenchies know the importance of deadheading, the removal of dead or spent flowers.  Depending of the flowering plant, there are different methods of deadheading and today, we will discuss how to deadhead tulips.
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As you may remember, G.K. was whisked away to another dog show and was supposed to return on Monday.  However, Karen Tracy didn’t bring him back until yesterday and we Frenchies missed him for another whole day.
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All set for another garden tour?  We Frenchies drove around in the Kawasaki the other day just before a torrential rainstorm arrived.  Good thing we did, because many of the lovely flowers we looked at took a real beating in the storm.  Enjoy!
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Well, it’s happened again.  G.K. has gone off to another dog show.  We Frenchies feel a real sense of void when he’s gone but, he is a great show dog.
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We’ve had some chilly, rainy weather here at the farm and after the rain, the temperatures got quite hot.  These are not the most ideal conditions for spring flowers and many blossoms have faded away.  However, we persevered and found blooms in the blue family.
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We Frenchies found Ryan way out in the woodland planting a little spring wonder.  Here’s a little lesson in ramps.
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We Frenchies have been told that the taste and texture of home-grown potatoes are far superior to what’s available in most markets.  Anyway, it’s time to plant the potatoes at the farm, but there are a few steps leading up to the actual planting.  We took G.K. to the greenhouse to get a lesson from …

So many of you in the Glue Squad were wondering what sort of adventure we Frenchies had planned for G.K.  Well, it really wasn’t too hard to come up with the perfect idea.  We just gave him what he loves.
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You may recall on yesterday’s blog that G.K. was miffed that we didn’t include him on our adventure.  We Frenchies realize that he is a proud dog and likes to think of himself as the gatekeeper to our home, but we can’t be barred from entering.  We had to come up with a plan to …