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PlantPostings: Plant of the Month: Wild Columbine
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. July 23, 2014. Plant of the Month: Wild Columbine. This plant, Aquilegia. Common names, Wild Columbine or Eastern Red Columbine- is following me wherever I go this spring/summer. Do you ever get that feeling? That you're seeing the same plant everywhere? This native Columbine seems happy in just about every location- even growing out of rocks, as I mentioned in my last post. It's reblooming. A canadensis is native to most of North America east ...
PlantPostings: LESSONS LEARNED
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. No need for a linky; simply post about your "lessons learned" and leave a comment with a link to your post. Thanks so much for participating! Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Check Facebook for Wrap-Ups. Diana @ Elephant's Eye. Roses and Other Gardening Joys. Karin @ Southern Meadows. Diana @ Elephant's Eye.
PlantPostings: Plant of the Month: Daisy Fleabane
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. August 07, 2015. Plant of the Month: Daisy Fleabane. Have you noticed a recent trend toward using native biocontrols to combat non-native, invasive species. For example, many plant experts now recommend planting prolific native plants and seeds. To replace invasive, non-native plants as you remove them. During recent state park hikes, I've noticed that Wild Columbine ( Aquilegia canadensis. Is another Garlic Mustard-competitor. 2 to 3 feet.
PlantPostings: Garden lessons learned: winter 2014
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. February 28, 2014. Garden lessons learned: winter 2014. The snow/ice is so crunchy, I can walk on top of it without snowshoes. It's time once again to share garden lessons learned in the season just ending- winter for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, and summer for gardeners in the Southern Hemisphere. Lots of snow to melt before "spring.". Notice I said " IN. So, what have I learned? Here are a few items:. The snow has accumulated, melt...
PlantPostings: Plant of the month: Mayapple(with a nod to Trillium and Jack-in-the-Pulpit)
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. May 11, 2011. Plant of the month: Mayapple. With a nod to Trillium and Jack-in-the-Pulpit). Blooming in my Wisconsin garden right now? Seriously, because of the cool weather through April, plants that normally wouldn’t peak and bloom at the same time are all popping out at the same time. In any year it would be difficult to pick a plant of the month in southern. In May. This year, it’s even tougher. Mayapple has a fascinating lifecycle:. For mo...
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My Dwarf Pomegranate ‘Nana’ arrived | Willow Jade
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We love to Grow! My Dwarf Pomegranate ‘Nana’ arrived. My dwarf pomegranate arrived last week. It’s about 6 inches tall, very cute! I may plant it out for the summer when it warms up enough, but it will be and indoor/outdoor plant since it is a warm climate tree. I hope it grows well for me! This entry was posted on May 3, 2011 by Laurie. It was filed under House Plants. And was tagged with pomegranate. I’m glad I found you. Your Flickr photos are wonderful! May 5, 2011 at 8:37 pm. May 21, 2011 at 12:19 am.
Irish Garden House: Happy Flower Days . . .
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Sunday, August 2, 2015. Happy Flower Days . . . It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,. Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows,. Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine,. With sweet musk-roses and with eglantine. A Midsummer Night's Dream. Let us dance in the sun,. Wearing wild flowers in our hair . . . Zinnias were brought to me the other day by my friend. Happily posted by Lynne. August 3, 2015 at 2:38 AM. August 3, 2015 at 3:24 AM.
This Grandmother's Garden: In The Beginning
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The Keeper of These Gardens. We are Stewards Over This Beautiful Earth. You Can Build a Flagstone Patio. Building Our Water Fall. This Grandmother's Garden began in the Summer of 2003. In the beginning it consisted of hard clay soil and literally tons of river rock. The property sits on an ancient river bed. A single blooming wild sunflower gave hope that something could actually grow here. If two old people can keep this garden beautiful,. Anyone can do the same for their own. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Garden of Aaron: Trust
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Adventures in gardening on Tennessee clay soil. Trust is an important element of the blogger-reader relationship. I think so, and the FTC. Here is what you should know about the content on Garden of Aaron:. 1) Much of the content at GardenofAaron.com is based on my personal opinions and experiences in my garden or viewing other gardens. 3) All words, photos and videos are typically produced by me except where explicitly noted through quotes, links or attribution. 5) At this point (August 23, 2012), my bl...
This Grandmother's Garden: Building Our Water Fall
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The Keeper of These Gardens. We are Stewards Over This Beautiful Earth. You Can Build a Flagstone Patio. Building Our Water Fall. Building Our Water Fall. Want to increase the bird and butterfly population in your gardens? Idea for attracting them. Build a water feature. Click on each picture for a better view). Waterfall Garden Summer 2011. That's exactly what my Honeyman and I did together in the. Spring of 2011. just the two of us. We designed and built a beautiful pond-less waterfall and stream.
This Grandmother's Garden: We are Stewards Over This Beautiful Earth
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The Keeper of These Gardens. We are Stewards Over This Beautiful Earth. You Can Build a Flagstone Patio. Building Our Water Fall. We are Stewards Over This Beautiful Earth. I am blessed to garden where we experience each of the four seasons and I embrace the wonder that each new season brings. Whether it be the breath of new life in SPRING…. First to See the Light of Day. The brilliant colors of SUMMER…. The delicate aging of AUTUMN…. Still Beauty in a Dying Rose. Or the quiet slumber of WINTER…. They be...
A week in Provence - the 'no gardens' - dig the outside
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August 5, 2013. A week in Provence – the ‘no gardens’. I’ve just returned from a much needed holiday with Adam in the beautiful Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. In France. As well as enjoying typical Provencal 3 hour lunches I’ve also been admiring a multitude of gardens. When garden writer Louisa Jones. A while back I wrote about my container garden. I think the water bottles are used to deter cats. Also handy to give the plants a quick watering. I loved walking through the streets getting ideas for my own g...
Rebecca’s Retreat: October 2014
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The Retreat in Progress. Sunday, October 19, 2014. It's been a while since I took out my camera and snapped a few photos of what has been going on at Rebecca's Retreat. I was inspired this morning while I was sitting on the deck drinking my coffee while cardinals and other flying friends were singing and enjoying the cool weather. What a nice place to sit and read a book by the Peggy Martin rose bush. The garden angel will look over you and make sure you don't sleep too long in that comfortable spot.
Rebecca’s Retreat: March 2014
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The Retreat in Progress. Sunday, March 23, 2014. Spring Cleaning - The Dirty Deck. I finally got up the motivation to start the inevitable spring cleaning around the yard. I don't like the maintenance, it is not fun, but it is necessary. Below are before and after pictures and the deck cleaner I used. Before deck cleaner. You can see where I pressure washed it and it just left streaks in the dirt. After deck cleaner and pressure washing. Made my job much easier. Links to this post. Welcome to my Retreat.
Rebecca’s Retreat: May 2015
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The Retreat in Progress. Sunday, May 24, 2015. The standoff between the cat and the squirrel has turned into a game of hide and seek. Links to this post. Sunday, May 10, 2015. I enjoy sitting on the deck in the backyard and anticipating what wonders of the day I will see. Will it be a lizard, a hummingbird, a cardinal, or something new? Links to this post. Saturday, May 9, 2015. Don't care for snakes of any kind. Now the peacocks were plentiful and beautiful. Links to this post. Tuesday, May 5, 2015.
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Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. April 11, 2018. Low-Country' Azaleas to Brighten the Day. Those who live in and near the Low Country or the low country, please correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that lowercase "low country" includes. The coastal area between Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia, as described in this TripAdvisor entry. In any case, the Azaleas and some Rhododendrons (both belong to the genus Rhododendron. Flame ( R. calendulaceum.
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Dig, Grow, Eat. Tales from the allotment. Tuesday, 1 June 2010. Where did May go? In an effort to get things growing on the new plot we decided that for this year the best plan of action would be to cover the whole plot in black weed-stop material else by the time we had rigorously weeded and removed all the stones, glass and other debris it would most likely be Christmas! The shed has also had a makeover.we have painted it a beautiful lavender colour which also provided us with the idea to paint lav...
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