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For the Love of Plants: Ready For Spring Emergence...

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January 20, 2011. Ready For Spring Emergence. Now I just need Spring. Wow, I've been neglectful. Not only to my blog, but to my GARDEN! I think that's the last time I was out there! Though I did work in other peoples' gardens.) Last summer was. In the end it was absolutely wonderful and worth every moment of missed garden time, but I'll be making up for it this year! Can't wait to get out there! Thursday, January 20, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ready For Spring Emergence. Chris and Bri Phot...

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Jennifer Garces Landscape Design: November 2010

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Sunday, November 28, 2010. Garden Elements: Wood, Stone and Iron. Labels: Touring the Garden. Friday, November 26, 2010. Creating the Garden: Client Designer Relationship. In my last post, Creating the Garden: Sense of Place, I talked about how the spirit of one's individual landscape can invoke an emotion in us, forming an identity to a place that we can relate to. Today, I want to delve into the unique factors of the Client Designer. Beautiful Stone Wall and Patio Bellport, NY. 65279; M...Improvement...

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Outside Now: September 2013

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Monday, September 16, 2013. Petition Against Science Hiatus at Brooklyn Botanic. Native bee at home in this city that doesn't even stop to sleep. In the upside down world that we live in, science is going on a hiatus at Brooklyn Botanic and Flatbush Gardener, (a gardener and blogger. Has started a petition. Along with some others for folks to sign if they perhaps think this is not such a fantastic idea. For kicks I looked up the definitions of science and hiatus:. A particular area of scientific study.

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Jackie's Secret Garden: September 2010

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Friday, September 24, 2010. This is why we should always grow zucchini :). Zucchini foils bear attack for Montana woman. HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A Montana woman fended off a bear trying to muscle its way into her home Thursday by pelting the animal with a large piece of zucchini from her garden. The woman suffered minor scratches and one of her dogs was wounded after tussling with the 200-pound bear. This story is courtesy of the Monterey County Herald.). This might just be the best. Use of zucchini ever!

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Jackie's Secret Garden: Cabbage worm myth - debunked!

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Saturday, November 6, 2010. Cabbage worm myth - debunked! Such a pretty little butterfly. Such a destructive little larvae! Cabbage worms abound on my brassicas this year, so I just purchased a roll of floating row cover. But it's too late for the ones that are already being munched on. What to do? Search the internet, of course! Hmmmhere's a possible solution. If anybody has actually had luck with this method, please let me know. Otherwise, I suggest we save our flour and baking soda for the kitchen!

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I Dig Gardening...: March 2010

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Friday, March 19, 2010. What Color is Your Garden? As I entered the Gardener’s "Show House". At the Des Moines Botanical Center,. A question posted on the wall caught my eye. Colors in our gardens supposedly "say" something about us. Do you tend to favor. ORANGE in your garden? Perhaps you are fond of YELLOW,. Or, how about GREEN. I'm especially fond of. As in these impatiens. The crisp, coolness of WHITE. Or the eye-catching color of RED? And finally, the soothing color of PURPLE. A Work in Progress.

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Secret Cottage Garden: September 2009

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Dedicated to the garden spirits that live here. Monday, September 28, 2009. My tomato is still producing, despite the heat-damaged foliage. My leafy begonia did not survive the heat. I hope they will produce new leaves from the bulb. I keep watering them. The path the painters made through my bed to get at the side of the house. It will take some time for this to recover. There is some good news. Despite the heat some plants have fourished. Witness my peony rose. Four buds! Posted by Mary Delle LeBeau.

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Secret Cottage Garden: Blue on Blue

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Dedicated to the garden spirits that live here. Saturday, November 28, 2009. My first 78 record was Blue on Blue when I was a teenager. I was never really fond of the song, but will never forget the title. Bobby Vinton was singing a song about having the blues. And this post is about the blues, but in my garden, inspired by Kiki at Awake with Charm and Spirit. First a huge thank you to two wonderful bloggers who have given me the best blog award. And from The Violet Fern. Echeveria in Blue Ceramic pot.

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Secret Cottage Garden: Flu Season Here

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Dedicated to the garden spirits that live here. Monday, December 7, 2009. I'm sorry I've not been in blog-world for a few days. I have the flu and will be back as soon as I am up to it. Greetings to all my blog friends. Stay well. Posted by Mary Delle LeBeau. I am so sorry you got sick. So far, still flu free here in AZ. Hoping it stays that way :-D. Looking forward to seeing you back on your feet and posting soon. December 7, 2009 at 7:18 PM. Vickie's Michigan Garden (my backyard). Get plenty of rest.