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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. The blooms of the Carolina jessamine signal the changing of the seasons. Winter is almost over. Spring is breathing down its neck. As change comes to Nature and the garden, I have made the difficult decision to change some things in my life as well. For the past few years, I have published on three separate but related blogs - Backyard Birder. Where I wrote about birds, The Nature of Things. This blog is now six-and-a-h...

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Gardening With Nature: Rose pruning season

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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, February 11, 2014. Have you pruned your roses yet? This is traditionally the time of year when the winter pruning of roses is accomplished here close to the Gulf Coast. We think of Valentine's Day as our deadline for getting that necessary chore done. Of course, in the real world of gardening, we are not quite. What do we need to accomplish by pruning? I would maintain that there are at least five goals that we need to achieve. If there i...

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Gardening With Nature: December 2013

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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, December 31, 2013. New Year's Eve blooms. Christmas poinsettia still going strong. It wouldn't be winter without cyclamen. Double Radazz' Knockout rose. Cherry Nymph' amaryllis - too late for Christmas, just in time for New Year's. From my house to yours this New Year's Eve, may 2014 be your best year yet and, most importantly, may your garden flourish! Monday, December 30, 2013. The Unexpected Houseplant by Tovah Martin: A review. Martin...

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Gardening With Nature: Gardening for the Birds by George Adams: A review

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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Thursday, August 29, 2013. Gardening for the Birds by George Adams: A review. My rating: 4 of 5 stars. In his introduction to his book, George Adams writes:. That is a succinct summary of the philosophy behind this book and the philosophy behind habitat gardening in general. It is one that I subscribe to and try to put in practice in my garden. A free copy of this book was provided to me by the publisher for the purposes of this review. No oth...

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Gardening With Nature: February 2014

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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. The blooms of the Carolina jessamine signal the changing of the seasons. Winter is almost over. Spring is breathing down its neck. As change comes to Nature and the garden, I have made the difficult decision to change some things in my life as well. For the past few years, I have published on three separate but related blogs - Backyard Birder. Where I wrote about birds, The Nature of Things. This blog is now six-and-a-h...

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Gardening With Nature: Moving on

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Welcome to my zone 9a habitat garden near Houston, Texas. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. The blooms of the Carolina jessamine signal the changing of the seasons. Winter is almost over. Spring is breathing down its neck. As change comes to Nature and the garden, I have made the difficult decision to change some things in my life as well. For the past few years, I have published on three separate but related blogs - Backyard Birder. Where I wrote about birds, The Nature of Things. This blog is now six-and-a-h...

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Our Ever-Changing Landscape: February 2015

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Sunday, February 22, 2015. I hope that you will come visit me at my new webpage: http:/ anastasiaabboud.weebly.com/our-ever-changing-landscape. A lot of gardening is going on! I hope that, like me, everyone can look forward to a happy Springtime of planting. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Its taken a while - settling in took both work and adjustments - but I am finally looking forward to chronicling some of my new gardening challenges, observations, and adventures. View my complete profile.

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Wednesday, October 9, 2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Its taken a while - settling in took both work and adjustments - but I am finally looking forward to chronicling some of my new gardening challenges, observations, and adventures. View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. The Patient Gardener's Weblog. The Rusted Vegetable Garden. Come Join My New Gardening Group Called: Grow It Cook It Eat! We Will Be Discussing Seed Starting Herbs and More! Roses and Other Gardening Joys.

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Our Ever-Changing Landscape: October 2014

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Thursday, October 9, 2014. Creating and Awaiting Opportunities: Timing Counts. Here in the Houston, Texas area, as in many other warmer climes, it is not the harbinger of cold, dark days. On the contrary, Fall is the herald of gentler, kinder weather, a time when heat and vicious insects are less intense. We've been preparing for our fall garden. My new planters box is finally filled with a rich mix of garden soil. A few before (top two) and afters of one particular area:. Some cool weather plants, like ...

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Our Ever-Changing Landscape: Sowing Seeds on Top of my Head

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Monday, December 1, 2014. Sowing Seeds on Top of my Head. I hope that everyone enjoyed a wonderful and bountiful Thanksgiving. I'm not sure that "bounty" is a relative term, but it can certainly seem so in the eyes of the beholder. And what we behold often - usually(? Depends upon our state of mind. Can you recall a time that you were not as thankful as you should be? How about distinctly ungrateful and graceless? How much time, money, and heart should we invest in the landscape? Yet I cannot not. Garden...

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Lucy's in the Garden. Friday, May 25, 2012. Recently, we had a pair of Northern Cardinals build a nest in our garden. The hatchlings have fledged, but the family is still spotted daily in the garden. Here is a series of photos I took of them at the feeder. I have a hanging bird feeder in the. In it I usually place red grapes and whole peanuts. The Cardinal family loves the grapes. The babies get very excited when they see their Papa on the feeder. They always want more! May 25, 2012 at 5:40 PM. Happy to ...

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Lucy's in the Garden: Macro Monday ~ Pandora Sphinx Moth

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Lucy's in the Garden. Monday, April 30, 2012. Macro Monday Pandora Sphinx Moth. Recently, I had this lovely green moth clinging to my backdoor screen. When I noticed it from inside the house, I immediately ran for my camera. Heading out the front door, then around back I snapped this photo. Pandora Sphinx Moth (Eumorpha pandorus). This photo was taken in April of 2012 in Harris County, Texas. Today, I’m joining. April 30, 2012 at 4:09 PM. Amazing - looks like hes wearing army camouflage! Click here to se...

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Lucy's in the Garden: Macro Monday ~ Gulf Fritillary

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Lucy's in the Garden. Monday, May 28, 2012. Macro Monday Gulf Fritillary. Gulf Fritillary butterflies are a tropical or semitropical butterfly, which are common in much of the southern United States as well as Mexico and Central America. Gulf Fritillary butterflies seem to always be near their host plant, which is Passionflower vine. Native Passionflower vines to your area are the best source for attracting these lovely orange butterflies. Today I’m joining. Macro Monday Pandora Sphinx Moth. Rolf and Ani...

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Our Ever-Changing Landscape: A Short Vacation Break

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Friday, August 29, 2014. A Short Vacation Break. I didn't take nearly as many photos as I should have/could have/might have. We were just too busy snorkeling and fishing and were hardly ever on dry land during the day. But I have returned from vacation with a renewed energy and interest in my garden. I also have a new appreciation for its diminutive size; it affords us more time to enjoy other activities as well. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. A Short Vacation Break.

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Our Ever-Changing Landscape: July 2014

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Monday, July 28, 2014. Of course, I had to decide just what those might be. The short list: a prayer garden, antique roses, herbs, a lemon tree, a sweet bay tree, native flowers, a gardenia, and a vegetable patch. The first thing we added was a prayer or Mary garden. I was able to incorporate both roses and herbs and will continue to add and amend as time passes. I'll be back soon. I have a lot to show, tell, and ask! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget.

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