98 days ago by Maryanne

I haven't done any garden pictures in a long time. But, Tueday morning I had to take some pictures of the frost on the leaves of the shrubs in our garden. It was such a beautiful sight! This is the burning bush by the side of our driveway. The entire shrub looked like it was sugar coated! Here is a ...

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126 days ago by Leslie

Hi! Here are some pictures I took today of my garden. Have a great weekend! A few more empty planter boxes (on the right) that by next year will be ready to use Baby Bok Choy, Radishes and Spinach Baby Beets Baby lettuce from harvested seed The veggies I picked this morning Cucumbers, carrots, tomat ...

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132 days ago by SRS

I just uploaded some nice rose pics to our Facebook page. All of these are grown in our north Spokane garden in sandy soil amended with compost. See them here: Spokane rose pictures

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143 days ago by GardenWise

On Friday, Winter will be One Season Away . . . Are You Getting Ready?

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148 days ago by Shellie

Its was my DS 11th birthday yesterday, here is the card I made him. Watch this space for pictures of the RC plane we bought him that he has to assemble b4 he can fly. Also finished some knitting today - a frilly prem cardi this is of to Shelley @ PreemiesUK And as for the soup ..... if life gives yo ...

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150 days ago by Guest

Jen Trani Guitar App download! mhlo.co An author with an award-winning gardening blog and a book called Small-Space Container Gardens, slated to be published in January of 2011 by Timber Press, Fern Richardson answers some interesting questions about gardening and her blog. Life on the Balcony is an ...

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172 days ago by The Intelligent Gardener

We have been brought up to think of these as rather boring, suburban plants. However a recent trip to France has rather dispelled this idea. They form a significant part of two great gardens we visited there recently. The great thing is that they’re versatile in their habitat. They can manage both a ...

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174 days ago by Angela

Garden Photos Garden Photos A garden is made up of many elements working together. Proper landscaping involves the elements working together in unison. The plants provide the base for the design, rocks and sculpture gives the accents that make it stand out and finally everything else that makes it u ...

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177 days ago by bockychoy

No time to write, so just some pix today… Pray for that freshly planted hydrangea. Our first one didn’t do very well. Click to view slideshow. Happy Wednesday! ♥♥

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185 days ago by The Intelligent Gardener

While we were in Normandy the other week we went round this amazing Hydrangea nursery about which more later. Out the back were many beds that had clearly been used for display in the past but were now a bit overgrown. In the middle of this fertility was one bed which had been fenced off and was bei ...

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