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- More Travelling With Plants... wp.me/p1ltXk-lz 2 days ago
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- @plantmadnige The Tin Drum is amazing! I read it after I'd seen the film (also very good!) and was completely transported. 6 days ago
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What I Like- 31This is how old I am today.Jesus Christ.Did another year really go by that quickly?Kyna
- Humane pest control: BirdsWe've been having a problem with Eurasian collared doves roosting in my neighbor Nancy's pecan tree, right over the spot where we park our cars at night. They have been making quite the mess.Tired of driving around in a car covered in a crusty topping of bird poo, I took the advice from another neighbor and bought a plastic owl from my nursery, thi […]Susan Tomlinson
- En premiereDette er virkelig spændende! Jeg prøver nemlig for første gang at blogge fra min ipad, og det er også den, der har taget billederne her. Om få timer kører jeg til Holland, og der vil jeg selvfølgelig blogge fra. Og hvis det kan gøres på ipaden, er det noget nemmere. Billederne her viser mine natvioler, Hesperis matronalis, som er så smukke ligne nu. Dem kan […]Claus Dalby
- Seasonal Celebrations-Promise of SummerClematis Huvi “The followed that beautiful season…Summer. Filled was the air with a dreamy and magical light; and the landscape Lay as if new created in all the freshness of childhood.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow With the beginning of June just around the corner, it is time for our second Seasonal Celebrations. It is hard [...]Donna
- End of Month View – May 2012Another month over and it couldn’t have been one of more extremes. Nothing but rain and low temperatures at the beginning and then no rain just unseasonably high temperatures the last few weeks. There seems to have been no transition from one to the other, one minute we were wearing jumpers the next T-shirts. The plants have soldiered on some flourishing […]patientgardener
- The slimy menaceThe garden still looks pretty good this spring, its mostly later-flowering species which are being damaged. Until this spring I don't think I had understood just how damaging slugs and snails could be. I mean, like most gardeners, I have had to fight the little ******s off vegetable seedlings and the occasional emerging perennial, but never the wholesal […]......................................Noel Kingsbury
- Wheelbarrow Planter UpdateI heard a little voice in my head tell me that maybe I should experiment with other plants in my wheelbarrow planter before I committed some of the mini hostas to it.Frequent readers of my blog may be asking, "Who's voice did you hear, Carol?"Isn't it obvious?Dr. Hortenstein. Dr. Hortenstein is the experimenter. She likes to try new thing […]Carol
- SweetshrubCalycanthus floridus Vanlandingham Glen, UNC Charlotte ~*~ Wordless WednesdayDaricia, A Charlotte Garden
- The Rhubarb reaches new heightsYou all know how fascinated by Rhubarb I am! I am avidly following the growth of the flower stalk on one of my plants. It is now about 4 feet tall As you can see, I don't have a huge amount of Rhubarb (two crowns), so I have to squeeze the maximum value out of it - and that includes the photogenic potential of this flower stalk! I was tempted to remove […]noreply@blogger.com (Mark Willis)
- Chelsea Flower Show – a view from the past“Name’s Fossington-Williams, Sir. John Fossington-Williams. I’m dead, died in 1957, but in my time I was a great lover of the Chelsea Flower Show, so every now and again my ghost goes back to have a look, see what’s changed, what hasn’t changed etc. Here’s what I’ve got to say about the show this year.” [...]Noel Kingsbury
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