Blogs about: Nasturtium
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Weekend Work
Bless the summer for its long days, warm temperatures and reliable ability to never live up to expectations. Childhood summers were much hotter, longer and drier, weren’t they? (I’m actual… more →
Northern Exposure
Macro Monday on Thursday
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Lou Murray, Ph.D. wrote 1 week ago: Woven Christmas ribbons are works of art if you look at them closely. In addition to Harvest Monday … more →
a gentle bending
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M. E. Wickham wrote 2 weeks ago: The first time all season that ‘Empress of India’ has bowed for anything. Her dramatic … more →
Parsley, sage, rosemary, thyme - and sweet potatoes?
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: It’s 5 p.m. on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and I’m happy to say that I’ve ju … more →
Nasturtiums ACEO Original Art Watercolor Flower Painting
miniarts wrote 1 month ago: Nasturtium ACEO Original Art Watercolor Flower Painting – eBay (item 120497797585 end time Dec … more →
November Flooding and Flowers
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Sherry wrote 1 month ago: - After many more days of torrential rains, we had major flooding here last week. We have not had fr … more →
Nasturtium
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hausofpolish wrote 1 month ago: Unlike Sarah, as my nail polish collection grows I use seasonal colors/themes just to make sure I do … more →
dewdrops
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Despite cold and neglect, some balcony plants still blooming
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: Monday was a delight. It was bright and sunny and felt more like the beginning of spring than the mi … more →
nesting
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M. E. Wickham wrote 1 month ago: Can y’all believe it’s November already? The nasturtiums seem to realize that their time … more →
visitors to paradise
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M. E. Wickham wrote 1 month ago: I hardly took any photos this summer of one of the main causes of my enraptured feelings in the Vict … more →
intoxication
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M. E. Wickham wrote 2 months ago: “Flowers really do intoxicate me.” – Vita Sackville-West I know exactly how she fe … more →
hardly ever, in fact
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M. E. Wickham wrote 2 months ago: “If you really want to draw close to your garden, you must remember first of all that you are … more →
Stubborn Seeds: Giving Them a Head Start, Even in Cold Weather
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ozarkhomesteader wrote 2 months ago: Copyright Ozarkhomesteader 2009. Certain seeds like beets and chard come with their own protective c … more →
Planting under citrus trees
James wrote 2 months ago: When I planted our citrus trees, I was well aware of the need to keep the grass away, so it doesn … more →
Even a small-space garden can produce an edible bounty
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City Diggity wrote 3 months ago: Thursday I harvested the first of my rosalita heirloom tomatoes — one bunch of five perfectly … more →
Weekend Work
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northernwindowgardener wrote 3 months ago: Bless the summer for its long days, warm temperatures and reliable ability to never live up to expec … more →
witnessed in the space of a breath
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M. E. Wickham wrote 3 months ago: “If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.” … more →
GBBD: Edibles only
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frugilegus wrote 3 months ago: Here goes my GBBD virginity… They’re mainly veg, because that’s what I grow. Auber … more →
pretty enough to eat
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M. E. Wickham wrote 3 months ago: This flower is pretty enough to eat — and for once, you can do so. I like the idea of chowing … more →
