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Week 29 and 30 – Winterize your garden
Sorry we were preempted the last two weeks. The Jessica Ridgeway suspect was arrested and it snowed so that was dominating the news last Thursday. Thank God that Jessica’s killer was arrested.… more →
Proctor's Apprentices
Counting Seedlings
wrote 4 weeks ago: Our yard has 6 very large maple trees in it, all varieties. Each spring I do battle with the … more →
Week 29 and 30 - Winterize your garden
wrote 6 months ago: Sorry we were preempted the last two weeks. The Jessica Ridgeway suspect was arrested and it snowed … more →
An Unusual October Bloom: Erb-Approved
wrote 7 months ago: On a quick trip out to the nursery last week I came across a gorgeous plant with spiky pink flowers … more →
Week 24 - Sprucing up the garden for the tour
wrote 8 months ago: This Sunday, September 9th from 9:00am to 2:00pm there will be a garden tour of Rob’s garden a … more →
Sun and Daylilies Open Garden
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wrote 9 months ago: A farm with 700 varieties of Daylily! This is a place not to miss in our area. The woman owning the … more →
Week 16 - Perfect Perennial Combos
wrote 10 months ago: Hurray, we actually had a camera truck today and a crew member and did a segment in the garden. It … more →
Week 15 - Summer Garden Maintenance
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wrote 10 months ago: Well, it’s still hot. Seems like we live in Arizona with weather over 100 degrees several day … more →
You and I and Nature In the Garden
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wrote 1 year ago: Signs of spring are all over the blogosphere and even better, all over our trees, yard and garden. … more →
Your gardener might NOT be horticulturally educated if:
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wrote 1 year ago: He’s spreading chemical fertilizers by throwing it with his bare hands. All your plants look l … more →
Plant ID
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wrote 1 year ago: Managing an undisciplined perennial bed is rather like keeping track of a bunch of unruly children. … more →
Mondays Should Be Minty, not Rainy
wrote 1 year ago: Pycanthemum muticum AKA Mountain Mint (photo from http://www.sproutdc.com) Pycanthemum muticum, also … more →
Because I Should
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wrote 2 years ago: Did you ever write about something because you know you should and not really know what to say? Know … more →
A Hard Rain is Gunna Fall
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wrote 2 years ago: I finished edging my perennial beds yesterday with my trusty long handled flat nosed shovel. Should … more →
Mother Nature Helps Clean Up
wrote 2 years ago: PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - So the garden won’t look empty all winter, I leave a lot of old perennials stan … more →
Garden Update
wrote 2 years ago: In my perennial garden: These days, I’m walking on a carpet of leaves. As I look underfoot and then … more →
Across the Bridge - Part Two
wrote 2 years ago: Rainbow Bridge with the American Falls This set of images are of the more informal side of the garde … more →
GARDEN VOYEUR: Lushness on 1/8 Acre
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wrote 4 years ago: MARY-LIZ CAMPBELL’S cottage-style house in Rye, N.Y., sits on a challenging site: wedge-shaped … more →
Lining up Liriope in Landscapes with Little Luck
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wrote 5 years ago: Say that 10 times in a minute. In a previous post I talked about lining up low-level lighting and no … more →
