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Trädgårdslänkar | Göran Lindkvist Trädgårdscenter i Västerås

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Varför ska man kompostera? Olika typer av komposter. När är den färdig? Här finns tips på länkar med trädgårdsanknytning. Har du några länkar som du vill. Dela med dig av tar vi tacksamt emot dessa för publicering på denna sida. Tidningen Kretslopp – Mycket bra miljörelaterad information. Diverse om växter och trädgård. Naturhistoriska riksmuseet – Den virtuella floran. Nordens flora – En digital upplaga av Nordens flora. Örtgården krusmynta – Om kryddor och örter. Vatten och dammar i trädgården.

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Modern Roses - Hybrid Tea Roses

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Bull; Old Garden Roses. Bull; Modern Roses. Then we have climbing roses and rambling roses. The roses on plants with these growth habits have been developed, by breeding, into hearty and beautiful flowers. Well-known climbing roses are "America," "Blaze," "New Dawn," and "Joseph's Coat." Use them on an arbor or a wall. Features extensive online and print catalogs that list all types of roses, including new hybrid rose varieties. Website. Plants are shipped nationwide. Modern Roses - Hybrid Roses.

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TCRC Links

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Oh, the places youll go. Heres some sites we visit. We like them, you might too. Remember though these are sites unto themselves and TCRC is not responsible for the content once you leave our fine site. Happy surfing! The Grand Poohba of rose groups. A wealth of info and photos too! North Central District Rose Societies. General information for all rose societies in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Lake Superior Rose Society. Offers a wide variety of roses, from Old Garden roses to ne...

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Spring Valley Roses: March 2013

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Views from the garden. Sunday, March 24, 2013. The Secret Cardinal Song. The Cardinals are really starting to sing now that the days are getting longer. They start to get territorial once spring really arrives. But, they're still showing up in large groups at the feeders in the early evening. A gathering of cardinals in the evening. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Spring Valley Roses Home Page. The Secret Cardinal Song. Promote Your Page Too.

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Spring Valley Roses: April 2013

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Views from the garden. Saturday, April 27, 2013. Full Moon Bird Migration! Spring has finally arrived! The warm weather and the full moon brought in a lot of new migrating birds yesterday. They're all a few weeks later than usual, but we're so happy to see them. Lots of birds migrate at night, especially during a full moon. The light of the moon guides their way. And they're protected from most predators at night. I like that idea. A Tree swallow on a nest box. Another beautiful bird that nests in birdho...

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Spring Valley Roses: March 2015

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Views from the garden. Wednesday, March 4, 2015. Best way to attract birds to your yard! Northern Cardinal perching on an Aronia shrub. What can you do to get birds to visit your yard and garden? Plant trees and shrubs! Specifically, evergreen trees and fruit-bearing shrubs. Bird feeders and bird baths attract birds, but you'll have fewer birds without trees and shrubs for birds to perch, rest and hide from predators. Northern Cardinal resting in a Western Cedar tree. Evergreen trees also offer shelter f...

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Garden Main

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Gardening is an important part of our lives. We appreciate the beauty of the garden and the joy of working with nature. Plants are really starting to mature. Less time for maintenance, but some of the plants themselves are coming into their own. Lots of Diversity in plantings starting to come into bloom. Fresh mulch, garden looks better than ever at our new home. Garden Highlights 2008 - 2009. Added the water gardens and a border of annuals along the long fence of the cottage garden. A wonderful bi-annua...

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Spring Valley Roses: January 2014

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Views from the garden. Sunday, January 12, 2014. New Plants Offered for 2014! We're excited about the new plants that we're offering this year! We're always looking for new, hardy, easy-to-grow plants that are great additions to your garden. Here's a quick list with photos of the new plants available this year. All of these plants are available to order on our Web site at http:/ www.springvalleyroses.com/catalog/. Head Over Heels Shrub Rose. Navy Lady Shrub Rose. Flowering Shrubs - Plants for Birds.

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Spring Valley Roses: March 2010

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Views from the garden. Sunday, March 21, 2010. It was 60 degrees outside for a week in mid March! That's crazy weather for Wisconsin. But, it made for a great opportunity to clean out the ponds. Ick Talk about pond scum! It really took some scrubbing to get the pond-scum smell off my hands! Links to this post. Friday, March 12, 2010. What a difference a week makes! Last week I was freezing, and this week, it got into the 50s and we had a thunderstorm - in March! And the Redwinged Blackbirds are back!

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Spring Valley Roses: June 2013

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Views from the garden. Sunday, June 9, 2013. We are really lucky to have a wide variety of native wildflowers growing in the woods at our nursery. What's interesting, is that many of these are now in our gardens. We didn't plant any of them - they just showed up! We're thinking the birds must be bringing in the seeds. Or, they're showing up in the mulch that we put on the garden beds. Wild Columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) - a hummingbird magnet! Grows 1-2 feet tall and self seeds when it's happy. Jack-in...