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1 hour ago by realta_dubh

So I feel really strange about this. We were away for the holiday weekend (which was very good). We got home and Freddy discovered that our neighbors cut down two trees and all but one of the raspberry bushes. Now these bushes were in fact bordering the properties and I am really not sure whose land ...

cuimhne bhandraoi - realta-dubh.livejournal.com · 5 references

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1 hour ago by nokidsdammit

` I'm through the looking glass. I'm running as fast as I can to stay in place. Never mind trying to make progress. Which is not to say things aren't getting done. They just take too long. I did get more paint this morning and did finish the painting of the lattice. Primed! Painted! The star of the ...

Oh, what the hell - nokidsdammit.livejournal.com · 8 references

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2 hours ago by ericbar

We had lots of rain today. At one point it was coming down in buckets. I took the first three photos from my front veranda and you can tell the rain was quite heavy. It’s amazing the different scenes you can photograph just standing in the front of your home. In my case even a Robin paid me a visit ...

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3 hours ago by Dee

The benefits of juicing goes well beyond just drinking juice from raw fruits and vegetables. Squeezing liquid from plants is as old as the study at agriculture itself. Riots, it wasn’t until the 20th century that drinking juice consistently became popular as a tool for improving health. This change ...

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3 hours ago by Rugosa

A Japanese plant that was introduced to the American nursery trade a few(?) years ago, whose name I can't quite remember. I think I remember Kiringoshima, but none of the catalogs I looked at list anything under that. There is Kirengoshoma, but the plants are very different. This plant puts out one ...

Wild Roses - dzikaroza.blogspot.com · 1 reference

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4 hours ago by Gordon Benét

by Jeremy Scott It’s warming up outside and spending time in the garden may well soon be on your mind. If you want to realise those aspirations of creating the ultimate outdoor room, then now is the time to get to work! Due to the relatively poor weather that homeowners experience in the UK, the gar ...

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4 hours ago by Steven Alexander

Genus = Psychotria Family = Rubiaceae Species = NA Common name = mata gado (kill cattle)

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4 hours ago by Steven Alexander

Genus = Psychotria Family = Rubiaceae Common name = mata gado (kill cattle)

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4 hours ago by cc

Early Saturday afternoon M., A. and I took a walk in the woods near their house. They were hoping to see Jack in the Pulpits. These flowers were not in the woods. Panda high stepping. A. and M. are knowledgeable about plants and were quite pleased to see trilliums popping up all over the place. So p ...

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5 hours ago by gary

..make fine bed fellows. I realized this gardening season, that I am really attracted to the combination of blue and yellow, whether it be in foliage or flowers or in both. The two colors complement each other so well, with just the right amount of contrast and harmony. If you look closely, many blu ...

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