Opening the doors to the back deck this morning, I encountered the sweet relief of autumn. As anyone who attended the Dallas GWA …
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Opening the doors to the back deck this morning, I encountered the sweet relief of autumn. As anyone who attended the Dallas GWA …
Continue Reading about Garden Bloggers Bloom Day: cool morning sweet relief
After I walked about taking photos, I kept thinking of that song, Silver and Gold, and I repeated purple and green as I searched. …
"Where have you been," says 'Sophy's Rose' as I bend over her to drag out some weeds. I feel guilt wash over me. "I've been …
Chris is the winner. She is the lovely commenter who said she'd bought some for her mother, but would like a bar for herself. …
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I'm not all about natives. You know that. I grow named cultivars of roses, phlox, daylilies, crapemyrtles and pretty much anything …
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Doug Green, a friend of mine from Garden Writers Association, asked several of us to do a guest post on his blog about designing a …
Okay, so Russelia equisetiformis, commonly known as firecracker plant or coral plant, isn't native to the United States. It is, …
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Dear Carol and Mary Ann and Gardening Friends Everywhere, My letter is a bit tardy because I had to regroup this morning after …
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Orange plants aren't very popular at flower shows. For that matter, the brightest blooms are often shunned by the best of …
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Sweet cool rain brings even sweeter flowers. As I step out on the deck every morning to drink hot tea and survey the back …
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I'm a day late, but I wanted to join in on Pam's Foliage Followup to Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day. Foliage is an important …
I'll admit it. I'm a fool for April with its changeable skies: cloudy, sunny, cloudy again. I'll even take the wind, although it …
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