36 minutes ago by nausicaa88

Sundays are for gardens. And garden paths. And tea (organic chai; I occasionally stray into right-on, hipster territory). And yummy things to eat (a Chinese sesame-sprinkled doughnut and a home-made Greek almond crescent). And sunshine. And reading (Françoise Gilot’s account of Life with Picasso). A ...

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1 hour ago by Miss Natura

An organic garden brings a vibrant and colourful touch to any eco home. But instead of just the run of the mill vegie patch out the back, having a garden professionally conceived by a landscape architect can add a unique aspect that highlights your own green passion. “Landscape architecture is a com ...

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1 hour ago by Cara

We have been experiencing temperatures in the teens and 20’s. I pulled our plants and vegetables off the front porch and covered my garden. I’m doubtful that the garden is going to make it. The weather has stayed cold for about 10 days. It breaks my heart for all the homeless people in our city. The ...

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1 hour ago by Administrator

I f you are a gardener, and the hustle and bustle of the holiday shopping season — the traffic, the crowds, and the department stores — wears you down, you can venture into your garden to soothe your soul and to make gifts for friends and loved ones. You don’t need to spend a lot of time to create b ...

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2 hours ago by jane

Being a book store owner I naturally love books as well as all things scary. When I come across something that brings two of my loves together I get very excited and my wallet begins to quiver with anticipation. Here is a book that I have already placed my order for called Wicked Plants: The [...]

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3 hours ago by sabahan

To save water i reuse water from the home (washing veggies etc.) to water the garden, my problem is the tree i try to water is on a bit of a slope and when i pour the water to water it the water flows down hill and not much of it ends up in the garden. Any ideas to make water absorption better becau ...

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3 hours ago by iYli

This year for the first time in 8 years, the Yucca in my study surprised me with a flower. I have also yucca’s in my garden and they have flowers every summer. Guest post by Marco So i tried to find-out, and it seams that a yucca as houseplant has not realy the cyclus of the [...]

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3 hours ago by Amanda

This is my second Christmas Baking endeavor this year. Whipped Shortbread! I grew up thinking that this was the only shortbread. Little did I know that this is not a customary Christmas recipe. I’m not a big fan of maraschino cherries but they are growing on me after 20+ years. Feast your eyes upon ...

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4 hours ago by Barbara Bakker

I know that shade growing can be a challenge. But with some careful planning and patience you can design a lush, interesting garden that thrives in shade. And once established, a shade garden is low maintenance and provides much needed respite from a hot summer day. Choose The Right Shade Growing Pl ...

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4 hours ago by Photo Buffet

Art is art. Everything else is everything else. ~Pablo Picasso Garden Tour #1 is available for purchase at bbrunophotography, professionally printed and shipped usually within 2-3 days. Tagged: abstract, art, canvas, digital painting, famous quotes, fine art print, flora, flowers, gallery wrap, gard ...

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