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ANONNA CHERIMOLA SMOOTHIES & CREAMY ICE CREAM ANGELS CREATE & DRINK
Smoothies. Here’s a few ideas. Always use fresh fruit in season. If in winter, try frozen fruit. The more fibre… the more good a smoothie is. Best smoothies where I live in New Zealand, ar… more →
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Escaped from Gardens: Invasive Plant Species in the United States
wrote 1 day ago: This post was originally published on Smithsonian Science. Non-native plant species pose a significa … more →
Watering Well: Irrigation Tips for Your Garden
wrote 2 weeks ago: Now as summer approaches we anticipate getting back into the garden and tending to the lawn. There i … more →
Smithsonian Gardens Celebrates Arbor Day 2013
wrote 3 weeks ago: This year, Smithsonian Gardens is pleased to be hosting its second annual Arbor Day Tree Planting Ce … more →
Talk on "Twigs and Things"
wrote 1 month ago: Master Gardener Linda Redman will demonstrate clever ways to turn bare branches into garden architec … more →
Toil and trouble
wrote 1 month ago: Firstly, my fine friends, a grovel – for the shameful dearth of posts in recent weeks. It’s not that … more →
I Yam Not a Tortoise but a Plant
wrote 1 month ago: The caudex of the Dioscorea mexicana. Dioscorea mexicana, commonly called Mexican Yam or Tortoise Pl … more →
Crape Murder and Other Crimes
wrote 1 month ago: Here is something that will hopefully provide you with a little comic relief…and perhaps bring a lit … more →
Orchidée
wrote 1 month ago: As a child I spent a lot of time playing in my grandma’s garden. The range of colour, texture and s … more →
Surviving Until Spring: Words of Encouragement from the Camden Garden Club by Sherry Cobb
wrote 1 month ago: The first day of Spring has come and gone, and Maine gardens are beautiful, every branch and twig lo … more →
TROC VERT, l'Affiche!
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Programme de l'atelier Horticulture
wrote 2 months ago: Vendredi 5 Avril, 17h “la diversité des salades sauvages” par M. VIGUIER. Samedi 20 avri … more →
Hellebores: Jewels of Winter, Part II
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wrote 2 months ago: Last week Smithsonian gardens Horticulturist Janet Draper introduced us to some of the most beautifu … more →
Philadelphia Flower Show
wrote 2 months ago: Here are some pictures from the Philadelphia Flower Show that I was very lucky to attend this week . … more →
Hellebores: Jewels of Winter, Part I
wrote 2 months ago: Most people think that winter is a “dead time” in the garden, but they could not be more wrong. In a … more →
Never Enough Time
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wrote 2 months ago: Chestnut Hill Gardens, Litchfield, Connecticut, 2010. Collection of the Archives of American Gardens … more →
Your starter for 10
wrote 2 months ago: The good news continues unabated, comrades, for this week I was the lucky recipient of something cal … more →
Winter Gardening Tips
wrote 2 months ago: The most important winter task is to take stock of your garden’s successes and failures. Mental note … more →
The big freeze
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wrote 3 months ago: Praise be, fellows, for we have a small and equally rare snippet of good news to impart this week. O … more →
Healthy Gardens, Healthy Schools
wrote 3 months ago: The rain garden at Grace Episcopal Day School. What can one teacher and a lot of elementary school s … more →
