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Powell Gardens' Blog: May 2012
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Thursday, May 31, 2012. The warmest spring in history has brought about the earliest flowering and fruiting ever recorded for many plants at Powell Gardens. Meteorological "Summer" begins on June 1st and a visit to the gardens now will reveal some shocking plants at their prime nearly a month ahead of "normal" schedules. The pulsing buzz of the dog day or scissor-grinder cicada can already be heard - normally a sound of the Dog Days of summer. Peaches ripe in May? These are 'Harrow Diamond' Peaches.
Powell Gardens' Blog: March 2012
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Thursday, March 29, 2012. The native Eastern Redbuds (. Began blooming at Powell Gardens on March 19, 2012 and have held well through March 28th and into today. They usually begin peak bloom around April 10th at Powell Gardens so this was an early event this year and it has been spectacular! Here's a panorama looking towards the Visitor Center from the road between the parking lots. The redbuds and whitebuds (. Alba') are really putting on a show! Redbud's flower color actually is a blue-pink and looks f...
Powell Gardens' Blog: January 2012
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012. Yes, that's a sprinkler on in the Conifer Garden. North of the Visitor Center. Our snow drought has meant a real drought now as rainfall has just been spits and drizzles too. 6 days in January 2012 have had a temperature above 60F! At the end of January? Almost unheard of for "up here" but with just a bit of cold damage and lows hovering around 10F in protected places, it is the new normal this year. HHG Horticulturist Matt Bunch. Heartland Harvest Garden Gardener Barbara Fetch...
Powell Gardens' Blog: December 2012
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Thursday, December 13, 2012. Hollywood at Powell Gardens. Here is the line of seedling Possumhaws or Deciduous Holly. Along the entrance road by the gatehouse (you can see the road and gatehouse in the background). We grew these from wild collected seed and the girl plants are filled with fruit from orange-red to red. The bare trees are male but needed for pollination. Possumhaw hollies have tiny flowers in mid spring rich in nectar and make a fine honey. Here is an image of our American Holly. We have i...
Powell Gardens' Blog: January 2013
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Friday, January 4, 2013. Our League of Ivies. Is more than just "Any of a genus of climbing or trailing plants having lobed or evergreen leaves." This usually means the ubiquitous English Ivy (. Which is grown indoors as an ironclad house plant or outdoors mainly as a groundcover. English Ivy is a native to Europe, North Africa and Western Asia. Besides English Ivy, there are actually two other hardy species of vines known as ivies that are common in Greater Kansas City. Why do we always want the exotic?
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The Salty Gardener: Tommy Crocus
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A gardening blog from a Christian perspective. you are the salt of the earth. Matthew 5:13. Sunday, March 24, 2013. Even if you have a small garden you can find a spot for tommy crocus. Plant a small clump. You will be be glad you did! May you be blessed by the small joy of tommy crocus. I leave you with the small joy of joan walsh anglunds poem. Knee deep in Winter,. May you be blessed by the God who made springtime and crocus and may His light shine in your heart! Crocus In The Snow. 160;Hello Pilgrim,...
GARDENS BY T: GIVERNY AND MONET
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Sunday, May 27, 2012. Giverny, a village in the province of Normandy is about 50 miles northwest of Paris. O n day two we traveled by motor coach to my most anticipated destination of the tour, Monet's Garden in Giverny. We passed fields of bright yellow canola. Drove along the Seine, saw a barge. And marveled at the quaintness of the homes and churches in the small villages. Canola field and tree infested with mistletoe. Monet's Giverny residence was a former cider farm. Sights and Sounds of The Garden.
GARDENS BY T: VERSAILLES
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Saturday, June 16, 2012. In direct contrast to the bucolic setting of Monet's residence, we next visited Versailles. Versailles was formerly a hunting lodge, built by Louis XIII in 1624. Louis XIV expanded the hunting lodge into one of the largest palaces in the world. The Palace covers 37,000 acres and at one time had 1400 fountains. View of garden from Hall of Mirrors. View of Garden from Hall of Mirrors. The 1919 Treaty of Versailles was signed in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. Look What I Found.
GARDENS BY T: June 2011
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Monday, June 13, 2011. RANDOM SHOTS OF PEOPLE. Friday, April 22 was our last day in China. We left our hotel at 7:30 am to get ahead of rush hour traffic. It had rained overnight so the streets were wet and the sky was overcast. Our motor coach took us to the station to catch the Maglev Train which would transport us to Pudong International Airport. Here are some facts about the Maglev Train:. The Maglev travels at a top speed of about 430 km (267 miles) per hour. This is our last full day in China.
GARDENS BY T: January 2010
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Saturday, January 30, 2010. Wow, it's so difficult to get back into the swing of things after the holidays. Thanksgiving and Christmas were so enjoyable. I loved spending time with family. We talked, we played games, we opened gifts, we laughed, we cooked, we ate and we ate, and we ate. Is it possible to have a get together without a table laden with food in our midst? Now it's the end of January. It's back to work, it's back to the gym, it's back to eating sensibly again. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
GARDENS BY T: July 2010
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Saturday, July 17, 2010. I mentioned in my last post that I'm leafing through old gardening magazines. I'm coming across loads of useful information. One of my gardening friends who lives in the country happened to mention how much she dreads encountering a snake. The next day, I read a tidbit about repelling animals.for snakes, ring your garden with sisal rope. Snakes won't crawl across it. Sunday, July 11, 2010. More on Bird of Paradise. From a 1994 edition of "Horticulture":. Native of South Africa.
What we’re eating | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise
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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. What we’re eating. Now that the early crops have come and gone, we’re having a little (a very little) midsummer break. Tomatoes have only just begun to color up, broccoli is in the sideshoot stage and the green beans are blooming again after a little rest from the first big picking. We’ve been getting beets and cucumbers! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). You are co...
A late summer recap | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise
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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. Laquo; Greens all summer long. Isn’t that weird? Glean while you can to help the hungry. A late summer recap. September 17, 2013 by roxiemike. After days and days of drought, the rain is finally coming down this morning, Sept. 17. Sigh. The lost opportunities. All summer long, everything has been about a month behind schedule. Usually I would have picked two or three bushels of tomatoes and had them canned b...
Suppose we change the subject | Mike & Roxie's Vegetable Paradise
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Our Life in Leaves. Mike and Roxie's Vegetable Paradise. Adventures in Kansas City Gardening. Laquo; Chicken sweaters! Strawberries are the new tomato. Suppose we change the subject. March 20, 2014 by roxiemike. All the sports news about March Madness got me thinking about the Mad Hatter, which got me thinking about tea time and the March Hare, which got me thinking again about the saying, “Mad as a March Hare.”. I won’t lie. I do sometimes get tired of gardening. We’ve been doing it ...Now, time for tea.
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Friday, January 4, 2013. Our League of Ivies. Is more than just "Any of a genus of climbing or trailing plants having lobed or evergreen leaves." This usually means the ubiquitous English Ivy (. Which is grown indoors as an ironclad house plant or outdoors mainly as a groundcover. English Ivy is a native to Europe, North Africa and Western Asia. Besides English Ivy, there are actually two other hardy species of vines known as ivies that are common in Greater Kansas City. Why do we always want the exotic?
Welcome to Powell Gardens, Kansas City's Botanical Garden
Art & Architecture. Youth and Family Programs. Plant Collections and Research. Event Catering and Bar Service. Strengthen Today to Ensure the Future: The Campaign for Powell Gardens. Best of Missouri Life Market Fair. Plant Sale May 12-13. Welcome to Kansas City’s Botanical Garden. Best of Missouri Life Market Fair. Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29 10 am-4 pm. Enjoy the best artisans, craftsmen, brewers and winemakers Missouri has to offer in this two-day event! Wednesday, April 18, 2018. Register for ou...
Powell Gardens' Blog | Behind the scenes at Kansas City's botanical garden
Powell Gardens' Blog. Behind the scenes at Kansas City's botanical garden. 10th annual Under a Blue Moon set for June 9. The Under a Blue Moon: Garden Party and Rare Plant Auction. A garden casual event, will mark its 10th anniversary on Sunday, June 9, at Powell Gardens. This year’s event Chair is Sheldon Andrew (pictured below, left), with Marvin Snyder is serving as honorary Chairman. Proceeds from Under a Blue Moon. Benefit children’s educational programs at the Gardens. Annual Under a Blue Moon!
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Love in Bloom: A Wedding Planning Fair
Love in Bloom: A Wedding Planning Fair. 10 am to 3 pm Saturday, February 21, 2009. Tuesday, January 6, 2009. Love in Bloom vendors. Stop by to visit with these vendors during the Love in Bloom Wedding Planning Fair on Saturday, Feb. 21:. Andrea K. Grist Floral Design. Bluebird Ensemble, Music for All Occasions. Complete Music and Video. Heartland Photography and Videography. Perennial Gifts at Powell Gardens. Kansas Citys botanical garden. Links to this post. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Links to this p...
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GECO, the Garden Ecology Club Organization. Geco Garden Club is getting ready to start back up at Powell GT Elementary! Meetings will be on Wednesdays from 3:45-4:45. This year, students will need to sign up 1 week in advance in order to participate. The sign up sheet will be outside Ms. Fox's door every Thursday morning. If a student will be participating, they will receive a permission slip to alert parents that their child will be a part of that week's garden club. Create a free website.
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