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the common milkweed: Home for Many
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Saturday, August 1, 2015. We are just marveling this summer at the life that now calls this land their home. By getting rid of most of the lawn grass and planting native plants we've completely transformed this place into one of incredible biodiversity and beauty. Remember what we started with? Here are a few notables of late:. Prairie Rose growing in old field now that it's not mowed:. Monarch nectaring on Wild Bergamot:. Bronze Copper and Honeybee nectaring on Culver's Root:. This is a great life!
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Annuals Archives - American Gardening
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With a love for the English Garden. Book: America’s Romance with the English Garden. News & Events. Victorian Gardens Featured Carpet Bedding. July 28, 2016. Victorian gardens featured carpet bedding. Untill 1890 the English garden included a garden fashion called ‘carpet bedding.’. In this style a particular plant provided a color for a. Design, which might be a diamond or a circle. While a contrasting color came from another plant. Tom Carter wrote about this garden fashion in his book. For example, it...
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National Pollinator Week Celebration | Bayer Bee Health
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Crop Science, a Division of Bayer. North American Bee Care Center. Bayer Bee Care Center Tour Registration. Live From the Hive. Bayer Bee Care Research. Smart Hives and Stock Improvement. Bee Care Team Outreach. Scouts and Other Community Groups. Stories From Bee Advocates. BCC Works to Grow Its Diversity. Food From Garden, Orchard and Hive. Bee Care Buzz Newsletter. Bayer Connect Bee Blog. North American Bee Care Center. Bayer Bee Care Center Tour Registration. Live From the Hive. Bayer Bee Care Research.
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Natural Gardening: A welcome bit of rain and tree frogs
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Observations on nature and gardening. Monday, August 10, 2015. A welcome bit of rain and tree frogs. Thunderstorms passed through this afternoon and evening, bringing some welcome moisture. It's been continually dry for weeks now, warm (and hot) sunny days in succession. Fortunately, my perennials are pretty tough, but still, the Joe-Pye and Phlox need water after a week and half of heat and no rain. Not to mention the veggies! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Native Plants for Pollinators (2016).
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Geese | Angie The Freckled Rose
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Angie The Freckled Rose. Where things come alive. Giveaways & Reviews. Dishing It & Digging It. Tuesdays In The Garden. Monthly Musings On The Farm-May. May 31, 2016. The hot days are here to stay, which means lots of cool snacks and naps in the shade. The young chickens are now spending time exploring and foraging for bugs. The two families of Canadian geese that live in the field have been taking trips to the barn to feast on cracked corn. The geese, ducks […]. Monthly Musings On The Farm-April. This m...
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Sheri Fox | THE UNFETTERED FOX
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Curious facts and cautionary tales from my adventures in rural living. Tomatomania: Potting Up and Lessons Learned. Posted by Sheri Fox. My indoor tomato-sprouting project has been fun but it’s taken up quite a lot of time and energy! It’s so rewarding seeing those tiny seeds sprout up and take form, but when you start too early and they do so well it means lots of potting-up. They can’t live in those little seed-starter 6-packs forever. This means lots of time, pots, soil and space. Most of the plants a...
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food supply Archives - Little Sprouts Learning
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Passion for Teaching Kids. Tag Archive for food supply. Why Get Certified as a Wildlife Habitat? August 14, 2015. We need pollinators to survive. There are over 100 crops that could not produce without being pollinated by wildlife. Our pollinators are rapidly declining and we have to stand up and take notice. Without food, we will not survive. One out of every three bites of food consumed in America comes from a plant visited by a pollinator. These crops include:. So what should we do about it? There are...
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Privacy, Disclosure, Disclaimer Policies - Abundant Mini Gardens
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FREE Video Course: 10 Secrets for Growing More Vegetables in a Small Space . Privacy, Disclosure, Disclaimer Policies. Page), or at:. Pilot, VA 24138. The privacy of your personal information is very important to me. Below are the types of personal information I receive and collect when you use visit AbundantMiniGardens.com, and how I safeguard your information. I never sell any kind of personal information to third parties, or use this data for any illegal activities. Cookies and Web Beacons. You can c...
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Garden Links
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Public Gardens, Nature Centers, Gardening Info, and Supply Sources. Landscape Design Idea Software. A production of GardenSoft which showcases. A different outstanding garden each week. America's Rose Society's national website. Founded in 1875, dedicated to saving and replanting trees; includes "The Tree Doctor". Timber Press - great gardening books. Garden Design - beautiful gardening magazine, great resource. Another good gardening magazine and resource. Kids Growing Strong - great website for kids.
