Narcissus ‘Tête `a Tête’ – The First Sign of Spring

  CONTAINEDBRILLIANCE Narcissus ‘Tête `a Tête’ nodding to a new season’s arrival Because of the Narcissus ‘Tête `a Tête’, there is literally no need for a calendar to signify spring.  One of the first signs of the new season, it offers up sweet fragrance, bright color and cheer. ‘Tête `a Tête’ is a French term,…

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Sowing Sweet Peas for Spring Container Charm and Beauty

  CONTAINEDBRILLIANCE It’s time to sow those plans for spring! Seed racks begin rolling into the garden centers this time of year, and sweet pea seeds will be one of the many offerings. The sweet pea, Lathyrus odoratus, is a flowering plant that’s native to parts of the Mediterranean, but grown all over the world…

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10 Tips For Planting Your Fall Containers

  CONTAINEDBRILLIANCE Fall reminds us that change can be beautiful. While fall brings opportunity for fresh starts, new beginnings and rejuvenation, it’s always a little hard to say goodbye to summer. For those of us in the Pacific Northwest, gone are the long days of sunlight, and host of outdoor activities, dining and socializing. It’s…

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Hello, I am so happy you’re here!

  CONTAINEDBRILLIANCE Welcome to Garden Revelry’s Blog I am writing this with both excitement and trepidation.  You, see, while I’m excited to share all things container gardening with you, writing doesn’t always come easily to me.  I am stepping oustide of my comfort zone, so to speak, to provide insights, tips, resources and inspiration.  Hopefully,…

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