ROY ORBISON
Posted in Gardening in Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove gardens, tagged Ocean Grove garden at night on February 15, 2026|
ROY ORBISON
Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, tagged Hydrangea in Ocean Grove on May 31, 2025|
GALLAHADS: “Gone”
Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, Ocean Grove lifestyle, Ocean Grove photographs, Photography: Ocean Grove Gallery, tagged Lake Avenue Ocean Grove, North End Redevelopment Plan, Sharkey Bonano on Blogfinger on April 1, 2025| 4 Comments »
Posted in Ocean Grove Gallery, Ocean Grove gardens, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, tagged Gardens in Ocean Grove, Lake Avenue in Ocean Grove, Wesley Lake on May 20, 2024| 1 Comment »
Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, Ocean Grove lifestyles, tagged Forsythia, OCEAN GROVE SPRINGTIME on April 8, 2022|
Posted in Fine art photography at Blogfinger, Ocean Grove feature article, Ocean Grove gardens, Ocean Grove historical preservation, Ocean Grove memorabilia, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography in America, Photography in New Jersey, Photography show and tell on Blogfinger, tagged Ocean Grove summer tents on July 14, 2021|
Paul Goldfinger, Editor, Blogfinger.net
The OG summer tents are sought after by painters, photographers, tourists, renters, historians, strollers, bikers, and others. Our tents are unique. From a photographer’s point of view, we look for new ways of seeing the tents; we try to be creative with lighting and composition. It’s not easy to come up with something different, but that is what we require at this Ocean Grove website where photography is used more than words to describe our town.
When I submitted a “plain vanilla” portrait of the tents for the book “New Jersey 24/7” I was surprised that the image was one of the winners, but then I realized that those of us who live here are a bit jaded, like New Yorkers who take the Empire State Building for granted.
But for you OG photographers, Blogfinger will continue looking for fresh ways of seeing our historic and beautiful tents.
ADAM LEVINE “No One Else Like You .” From the film Begin Again
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Ocean Grove gardens, Ocean Grove nocturnal photography, tagged Hydrangea on Asbury Avenue on July 14, 2020|
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Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, tagged Gardens in the Grove on September 15, 2019|
Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, tagged ocean grove gardens on July 11, 2019|

Southside Ocean Grove. Paul Goldfinger © 7/10/19 Click to enlarge
THOMAS HAMPSON WITH THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. From Cole Porter Night and Day.
Posted in Ocean Grove gardens, tagged roses in Ocean Grove on May 31, 2018|

A side yard along Delaware Avenue. June 1, 2018. Blogfinger photo
ISABELLE FONTAINE “Roses of Picardy” with the Hot Club of San Francisco.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Ocean Grove gardens, tagged Gardens in Ocean Grove on September 22, 2017|
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Ocean Grove gardens, tagged Flowers in the Grove on September 1, 2017|
By Eileen Goldfinger, house and garden editor @Blogfinger
Eileen’s secret recipe for her large potted hibiscus plant: She has brought it into the house each of the last 4 winters, before the frost, placing it in a sunny window. This is a tropical plant, and frost will kill it. It goes dormant in the winter, so it requires just light watering.
This spring, she took it outside into the rear garden where it gets partial sun, especially in the afternoon. Hibiscus needs sun. Then she removed it from the pot and pruned off one-third of the roots. After that, she replaced the potting soil and added timed release fertilizer (“Osmocote”). Then she placed it into the soil and pruned back the branches by a third. Watering should be light, weekly, and with weekly liquid fertilizer ” Organic Bloom” by Espoma.
All summer it has bloomed more than usual, and the blooms only last one day. Then, during the last week of August, the plant erupted with a record-breaking (for our garden) 8 simultaneous blooms occurring at one remarkable point.
MAKAHA SONS OF NI’IHAU “I’ll Remember You.”