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Care and feeding of daylilies
Daylilies and roses are two of my garden passions. Of these two, daylilies are more reliable and give more bang for the buck in my …
Inspiration lies everywhere
I travel to other gardens every time I get the chance, and there's a method to my madness. At the first Garden2Blog, I came back …
It’s beautiful ’round here
Oh, how I wish you could visit this spring. We could stroll through my garden with clippers in hand, and I would cut you a …
Don’t hate me simply because I’m English cottage style
If my garden could talk, she'd probably say, "Don't hate me because I'm English cottage garden style." Unlike the woman at the …
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While I was gone
The drought has ended in Oklahoma. Praise God. We had five to six inches of rain at our house, and it rained off and on all day. I …
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day 2012, March feels like late May
Weird and wonderful weather continues. We are getting rain this weekend, and although it may spoil spring break for many kids, I …
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Puttin’ on a show with summer bulbs
Well, you know how much I love spring-blooming bulbs right? My front garden is a kaleidoscope come Easter. A few years ago, …
A garden week full of wonders
I didn't make it to the party on Garden Bloggers Bloom Day or Foliage Followup due to an overwhelming week, but I can now share …
Let’s talk lettuce
Perhaps the wind is still howling round your house, but . . . hallelujah, seed catalogs are also stuffing the mailbox. So, let's …
These door decorations will last beyond the Christmas season.
This isn't the easiest time of the year, and if your regular life is piled up with distractions, the Christmas season can send you …
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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day, November 2011: pansy power!
When I gaze upon flats of pansies and violas, I always wonder why the word pansy developed into such a negative connotation. Pansy …
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