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Good news/bad news on annuals
The following is from Linn County Master Gardener, Claire Smith: It’s a good news, bad news thing. Annuals provide long-lasting color throughout the summer. Then they die. Perennials, while … more →
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Windows Vista SUX! My First Encounter
wrote 15 hours ago: I was pretty excited about this PC I got from IBM. It’s used, but a Dual-Processor which I hav … more →
Deadhead Winter-Flowering Plants
wrote 1 week ago: Winter-flowering plants in the home and greenhouse should be deadheaeded regularly, to prevent probl … more →
5 Ways to Improve Your Garden this Fall
wrote 1 month ago: Instinct tells you fall is the time to steer you focus away from your garden until next spring, but … more →
Working with Kids
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wrote 1 month ago: One of my greatest passenger pet peeves is not following simple rules. After reading a post on Heat … more →
Zen Head
wrote 2 months ago: I tried being a DeadHead but I liked the tye dyes and the pot more than the music. I was too high st … more →
Hips on Roses
wrote 3 months ago: Do not deadhead roses that produce hips: The colourful hips are decorative and a useful source of fo … more →
Quote of the Day- September 7, 2009: Labor Day Quotations
wrote 4 months ago: “Labor Day differs in every essential from other holidays of the year in any country. All othe … more →
Legends, the Series 1: "Dead On" Kaptain Randy Turley
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wrote 4 months ago: I’m going to try and pull off an idea from long ago when I decided to make profiles of all the … more →
Morning time at Patsy's
wrote 5 months ago: It’s a dreary dark morning in Albany and that’s par for course this summer. The nice thi … more →
The Magical World of Deadheading
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wrote 5 months ago: I am a novice gardener. In fact, until we moved into our new home a year ago and paid actual profes … more →
Deadhead Bedding Plants and Repeat-flowering Perennials
wrote 6 months ago: Did you already deadhead bedding plants and repeat-flowering perennials to ensure continuous floweri … more →
Reading and Writing
wrote 7 months ago: I finished reading Stephen Fry’s The Hippopotamus last week, and thought I’d raid my boo … more →
Good news/bad news on annuals
wrote 8 months ago: The following is from Linn County Master Gardener, Claire Smith: It’s a good news, bad news thing. … more →
Links for 4.4.09: Postal slang, fish counting, undriving...
wrote 9 months ago: *Language: At the post office, a “deadhead” is a vehicles that travels without mail. See … more →
Drums/Space
wrote 10 months ago: Image via Wikipedia There was a part of every Grateful Dead show where the band would play something … more →
"Grateful Dead" Set to Tour For First Time in 5 Years
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wrote 1 year ago: Surviving members of the Grateful Dead say they’ll regroup for a 19-city tour, their first since 200 … more →
Parsley, sage, (oregano) and thyme, oh, and pumpkins and roses, too
wrote 1 year ago: The following is from Linn County Master Gardener, Claire Smith: Dare I say that we needed t … more →
Comfortable in my own skin at last
wrote 1 year ago: One of the recurring themes I hear in meetings is that alcoholics often have a profound sense of fee … more →
How much rain is enough and more gardening tips
wrote 1 year ago: Linn County Master Gardener Claire Smith describes how much water is enough (obviously, many parts … more →
