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My Cottage Garden Today
I’ve been working hard over the last year since we moved. The beds have good composted soil and beneficial microorganisms. There is a good worm ratio and it’s all organic. The bees and bu… more →
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June Wrap Up
Jennie wrote 2 days ago: The garden is growing gold these days, trucking along at full speed. I’m very nervous to b … more →
Good Fellas
Jennie wrote 5 days ago: When summer hits its stride, so do the garden pests. I’ve had a few grand battles with so … more →
My Cottage Garden Today
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flowergardengirl wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been working hard over the last year since we moved. The beds have good composted soil a … more →
Nierembergia
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flowergardengirl wrote 1 week ago: I’m growing Nierembergia this year and love it. You can start it indoors from seeds six weeks … more →
Cleome or not to Cleome?
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flowergardengirl wrote 1 week ago: I love Cleome but not everyone does. It’s a reseed nightmare if you hate it. I don’t mi … more →
These Two Should Be Married
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flowergardengirl wrote 1 week ago: Just look at how they carry on together. They need to get a room don’t you think. In the Spri … more →
Just A Little Nuts About Malva Zebrina
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flowergardengirl wrote 1 week ago: I grew my Malva sylvestris Zebrina from seed this year. I couldn’t be more pleased with it. My … more →
Hey Mom, what's for dinner?
Ronnie's Ramblings wrote 1 week ago: The garden has been unbelievable. Yesterday we picked a lot of onions and peppers and Golden Pear to … more →
High Season
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Jennie wrote 3 weeks ago: The garden is really hitting its stride here as we round the corner of mid-June. Many flowers ha … more →
Not my garden
Livia wrote 3 weeks ago: My mom graciously offered to watch my daughter tonight so I could get ready to go to Colorado tomorr … more →
Coconut Lime Coneflower
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flowergardengirl wrote 3 weeks ago: My Coconut Lime Coneflower is pretty no matter the stage of flower development. I’ve got so m … more →
A Desert Landscape in Miniature
Jennie wrote 3 weeks ago: With my recent budding collection of succulents and cacti, I was inspired to combine a few of my … more →
Diamond Frost Euphorbia and Scaevola
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flowergardengirl wrote 3 weeks ago: Scaevola and Diamond Frost Euphorbia I love Diamond Frost Euphorbia but it will take over the upper … more →
My Gardens, Part Three - Community garden plot
Livia wrote 3 weeks ago: Because you can never have too many gardens Here’s my third garden. It is at the local communi … more →
Sitting on the front porch drinking some of my iced tea...lalalalala
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flowergardengirl wrote 3 weeks ago: Supertunia® Raspberry Blast by Proven Winners is planted with Lavender Cotton. I planted the Raspbe … more →
My gardens, part two – At my parents' house #1
Livia wrote 1 month ago: I say "NO" to you! We lived with my parents for much of the past four years and I told the … more →
Jumping into June
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Jennie wrote 1 month ago: Plenty of growth and blooming in the ornamental beds now that the warm sunny weather is here. Th … more →
Summer Container 2009
Jennie wrote 1 month ago: I love container gardening. It’s the “contained” concept that really appeals to me as big blank s … more →
Deck the Deck!
Jennie wrote 1 month ago: Edibles growing now include broccoli, lettuce, sorrel, tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, ground cherries, … more →
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