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Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC
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Gators In The Garden: Citrus
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. The year of abundance, so much fruit that the trees are still full! The Kimbrough Satsuma has been picked, packaged for friends and eaten! The Changsha is a seedy Mandarin that...
Gators In The Garden: More Late Fall Yellows l
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Wednesday, January 12, 2011. More Late Fall Yellows l. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). More Late Fall Yellows l. Vendors with Cool Plants. The Southern Bulb Company. Santa Barbara Orchid Estate. Flowe...
Gators In The Garden: Green-Fly Orchid
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Sunday, November 14, 2010. The basket is composed of pieces. The peak bloom is early summer with an occasional spike anytime while the weather is warm. The basket hangs out all year long and the only ...
Gators In The Garden: Yellow Bells
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Sunday, January 2, 2011. Now that the weather has grown cold it is time for some summer memories of warmth and bright flowers. One of my favorite tropical plants is yellow bells (Tecoma stans)! Before and...
Gators In The Garden: April 2010
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Monday, April 12, 2010. Yellow is the color of spring for me, it jumps out and says winter is over! Links to this post. This fabulous plant is a Cycas taitungensis! A huge fast growing plant that regularl...
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The Bayou City Garden: March 2009
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Nut grass has balls. I pull them up, but their tubers stay under the filter fabric and send up new shoots. Sometimes the nodules do pull up out of the flower beds, and I stop to nick one with a fingernail and smell it. Did you ever notice what a delicious rootbeer scent a nut grass nut has? The delicious nut grass tubers come from yellow nut sedge or chufa /. So famine is one method of controlling ...
The Bayou City Garden: February 2009
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. What has flowers on it right now? I'd like to break the dry spell in this garden blog with the simplest of topics:. Plants That Have Blooms On Them Today. I have no commentary, just springly, slightly fuzzy photos. Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty'. A precocious little Meyer lemon. Cilantro going to seed. Posted by Muddy Mary. Monday, February 9, 2009. Yes, The Alamo is in a garden. Looking...
The Bayou City Garden: Rock out
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Friday, February 6, 2009. Now the pile of piles is sold, sorted, donated, restacked elsewhere, gone. This load of limestone blocks is the last thing to go. Those blocks made mighty good bed edging in my old garden, and I brought them along when we moved here. I am a bit sentimental about them. An old photo of the Houston High School building can be seen here. Posted by Muddy Mary. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Mani...
The Bayou City Garden: January 2009
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Wednesday, January 28, 2009. Midway through major modifications. In 2008 I referred here to a construction site formerly known as my garden. I’ve got some progress photos to show you the new back garden. It's fledging from its nest of hoarded plants and rock piles amongst the former construction site. A view of the patio. The little tree by the tank is a Mexican orchid tree (. I love to see a garden’s ‘BeforeR...To see if...
The Bayou City Garden: I kicked little animals out into the cold
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Friday, February 6, 2009. I kicked little animals out into the cold. Over yonder in the yard was a pile of piles which I called The Quarry. It was full of good useful stuff- salvaged bricks, leftover stone—but it looked bad and it sprawled across my best garden real estate. (A new neighbor saw it once and burst out laughing, ‘You said you were a. Earthworms. (Not pictured: slugs, wood roaches, all sizes). Posted by Muddy Mary.
The Bayou City Garden: Yes, The Alamo is in a garden
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Monday, February 9, 2009. Yes, The Alamo is in a garden. You just can’t miss an opportunity to go to San Antonio for a vintage Airstream trailer rally with friends. So I went. But while in town, I also stopped in at the former Mission San Antonio de Valero, better known as The Alamo. I had a personal reason for wanting to visit. Boning up on genealogy I recently learned that some of my. The sleek trunks of Texas persimmon,.
The Bayou City Garden: Nut grass has balls
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Nut grass has balls. I pull them up, but their tubers stay under the filter fabric and send up new shoots. Sometimes the nodules do pull up out of the flower beds, and I stop to nick one with a fingernail and smell it. Did you ever notice what a delicious rootbeer scent a nut grass nut has? The delicious nut grass tubers come from yellow nut sedge or chufa /. So famine is one method of controlling ...
The Bayou City Garden: What has flowers on it right now?
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. What has flowers on it right now? I'd like to break the dry spell in this garden blog with the simplest of topics:. Plants That Have Blooms On Them Today. I have no commentary, just springly, slightly fuzzy photos. Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty'. A precocious little Meyer lemon. Cilantro going to seed. Posted by Muddy Mary. March 3, 2009 at 12:16 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
The Bayou City Garden: August 2008
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Tuesday, August 26, 2008. Ahh, more room in the bed. Many thanks to Ms Brenda for the supply of rotted oak leaves, so rare and precious in the summer. Last weekend at the Houston Zen Center, I gave a talk about transforming dirt into garden soil. Working with the soil can be a great example of using the Buddhist Paramitas. What the heck are Paramitas and what do they have to do with dirt? Posted by Muddy Mary. The other bird...
The Bayou City Garden: Seedlings, no tag
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The Bayou City Garden. Rambling garden commentary staked down to Houston, Texas. Monday, March 23, 2009. Seedlings, no tag. These shorties sprouted from the pits of some exotic fruit eaten 3 years ago. Cherimoya? The tags are long gone. Maybe someone will recognize the leaves and if so, tell me please! I think it might be nice to know what I am growing. Posted by Muddy Mary. Great seedlings, even if they're unidentified for now. Look forward to finding out what they are. March 23, 2009 at 10:57 PM. Esthe...
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Gators In The Garden. Is there even a remote chance that you could find a gator sunning next to your gardenia? Do Live Oaks and Spanish Moss provide a deep, shady canopy over your azaleas? Then you garden in a climate similar to the ones we love to cultivate, visit, and photograph around Charleston, SC. Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Checking weather records for the previous week the coldest temp was 23 degrees a few days earlier, not enough to cause the new damage. I can speculate that it may have been ...
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As General Manager of www.Greenfingers.com. People's first response is to say that my garden must look fantastic. However, as a busy Manager of a fast growing company, I don't have much time for gardening. What I lack in time, I make up for in enthusiasm, though, and I thought I'd keep a kind of diary of my efforts to improve my much neglected garden. Monday, 19 April 2010. Not much gardening going on. And the Wild Rocket. Now do some great Garden Power. I do have quite a bit of Spring cleaning still to ...
