Blogs about: Poisonous Plants
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The Perils of Designing on Your Doorstep
I’m guest blogging today on Landscape Juice, so click through if you want to find out how I’ve landed myself with the trickiest of design jobs – a garden with no space and even less … more →
Little Green Fingers
Belladonna and Brugmansia
hedgefolk wrote 1 week ago: Everything around here is in bloom and looks lovely. Or looked lovely. The rain wiped out my poppies … more →
The perils of scything
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ai731 wrote 2 weeks ago: No, I haven’t cut myself. I did, however, develop a nasty case of tiny, red, itchy blisters on … more →
Peter Palm
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Ginger wrote 1 month ago: The plant known as the sago palm is not actually a palm at all, but a cycad. This attractive plant, … more →
Wicked Plants
Euglossine Bee wrote 1 month ago: I have many books about edible plants, but none about the most poisonous plants. Wicked Plants: The … more →
a garden i could love
theurbanfieldguide wrote 1 month ago: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/21/garden/21poison.html I came across this article while drinking my … more →
Trilogy of Terror
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Ted C. MacRae wrote 2 months ago: Last week, Alex at myrmecos tagged me with a fun new meme called These are a few of my favorite stin … more →
Companion Planting, Part II: Common Blunders
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Plangarden wrote 2 months ago: Now that you’ve had a chance to become acquainted with the brassica and allium families from Part I, … more →
Keep your pets safe this Easter.
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ourfriendben wrote 3 months ago: With Palm Sunday upon us and Easter Week coming up, it seemed like a good time for our friend Ben to … more →
Feint oily hell
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Elizabeth Herndon wrote 3 months ago: I try to be a positive person, and I especially try to be a positive person online, but there are so … more →
What is a Rain Forest?
askpari wrote 3 months ago: A Rain Forest is a very dense and dark forest that grows in a land where the rainfall is very hea … more →
The Perils of Designing on Your Doorstep
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littlegreenfingers wrote 5 months ago: I’m guest blogging today on Landscape Juice, so click through if you want to find out how I … more →
Let a killer into your garden
littlegreenfingers wrote 5 months ago: As a garden designer, I’m always being asked by clients to ‘make sure there are no poisonous plants’ … more →
God and Creation...the early years
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thewordofme wrote 8 months ago: Science is nothing more than organized common sense. Kenneth R. Miller So God is just having a norm … more →
Mysterious Fungus!?!?!
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iheartkiserboston wrote 11 months ago: Does anyone have any idea what the heck this is? Josh and I found this mysterious bright orange mu … more →
Quest for Houseplants: Part 1
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Erin wrote 1 year ago: I know I started this blog with the intent of it being a cooking blog, but, well, I’m a plant … more →
Something you should NOT MESS WITH in the wild... Or just poison ivy...
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randiriel wrote 1 year ago: You know, the funny thing about my situation is that I knew it was going to happen. That’s rig … more →
Low larkspur (Delphinium bicolor)
Brian Ertz wrote 1 year ago: It’s the season. Low larkspur in Artemisia rigida sites. Photograph © Katie Fite 2008 Elk, m … more →
Nic and Ric, the Fatal Duo.
lutos wrote 1 year ago: I really, really regret not having my camera here right now. The garden is so intensely in bloom, it … more →
Please don't eat the daffodils ... or other poisonous plants.
safeBABY wrote 1 year ago: A tip for these early days of spring: daffodils (botanic name Narcissus) are powerfully emetic. Tra … more →
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