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Wissahickon Schist: July 2014

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Gardening in Northwest Philadelphia along the Wissahickon Watershed. Tuesday, July 1, 2014. The Fire of Summer. Oh, the beauty of the day and all that belongs to it. I thought I would be sad because I have not one hydrangea bloom this year. But no, the lack of blue just heightens the harmony of the hot colors of present flowering. Only when the light is this strong can white, red, pink, orange and violet (tempered by green) be so right together. Do all these colors go together? Perhaps. But also more.

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The Snowdrop Page « sorta like suburbia

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More than you ever wanted to know about my garden. Snowdrops in my own garden (2014). Always wishing for more! Galanthus “Flocon de Neige” in the garden of Hitch Lyman. A yellow snowdrop at The Temple Nursery, Hitch Lyman’s upstate NY garden. Use your own discretion in joining or browsing these sites, they will surely make any white fever burn hotter. Snowdrops in American Gardens. Facebook page. Keep up to date on the North American snowdrop scene with info sharing, sales, and sources. Via the Telegraph...

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Journey Of My Garden: Update: Long Beans

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Journey Of My Garden. Thursday, October 13, 2011. The Long Beans sprouted and I blogged it in this post here. The below photos were taken. after 2 months, the Long Beans plant has started flowering and producing. 3 plants of Long Beans growing well on the metal trellis. Getting bushier everyday. The young shoots are nice to be stir-fried or in Maggie Mee noodles. 3 inches short of 2 feet! The Long Beans had landed in my fried rice and a vegetable lasagna. October 15, 2011 at 8:38 PM. 7 Sweet Potato (Red).

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Kiskjasiil: väike vahejutt kivilast

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Aed parandab kõik haavad. Kiskjasiili aiablogi. Valgus ja vari aias. Teisipäev, 4. august 2015. Pärast kopatöid on kivila ümbruses veel palju tööd ja kivila II poole parempoolne "katus" on ka lahendamata. Ma küll tean, mida ma siin teha tahan, aga sellega pole kiiret. Üks kiviplaan on mul veel . :). Tänase seisuga on taimedel siin hea. Ma olen oma tööga rahul. Siin ma ajasin veidi väiksemaid kive püsti, et ruumilist muljet tekitada ja ühtlasi rotirada blokeerida. Uus mägisibula hübriid - Sempervivum.

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Astrid's Garden Design: November 2013

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Friday, November 29, 2013. Some gardens are magical. It seems as if they are right out of a fairytale. Somehow near Christmas, secret wonderful worlds seem to be more real than at any other time of year. Ignore the parking signs on this one :). Re-read some of your favourite fairytales - they'll take you back to your childhood and those magical lands! Please stop by my food blog. I made a Lamb Tagine that is definitely worth trying! Wednesday, November 20, 2013. Friday, November 8, 2013. A formal front w...

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Signature Gardens: Fall Leaves an Impression on Winter

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The signature of God is written in flowers. Monday, December 16, 2013. Fall Leaves an Impression on Winter. Usually the leaves fall before the snow flies, but this year it was just the opposite. When our weather went from balmy to brrr. In just a matter of hours, the freezing rain and sleet fell before the trees had a chance to drop their leaves. My neighbors' pretty Shumard Red Oak. At first the winter scene was rather impressive, but then in no time at all the white stuff was littered with fallen leaves.

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Patrick's Garden: Be Skeptical of AAS Vegetable "Winners"

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Monday, January 31, 2011. Be Skeptical of AAS Vegetable "Winners". The AAS winners for 2011 are generating a lot of buzz as they do every year. There are three new vegetables including two tomatoes ideal for hanging baskets. It should be interesting if they hold up to expectations. I'm skeptical they will be around to stand the test of time based on the performance of prior winners and AAS hype. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. December 21, 2010 at 8:46 PM. I have wondered about the...