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Pam's English Cottage Garden: Gardening With Annuals

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Pam's English Cottage Garden. English-style Gardening in the Poconos. Thursday, July 30, 2015. I can't think of a better way to provide a dramatic splash of living color than with the simple beauty of colorful annuals! Bill's greenhouse when I visited in May. Some of the 100 plants started this year. Bill is never happier than when working in his greenhouse. Annuals are fun and flamboyant flowering and foliage plants that germinate, grow, flower, produce seed, and die - all within a single growing season.

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Secrets of a Seed Scatterer: Daylilies, Again

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SECRETS of a SEED SCATTERER: Seeds, Cuttings, Divisions, Tubers, Bulbs - growing in the Coastal South. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. In my mind, I've already shown you a bunch of daylilies. When I looked back, it was only a couple on Bloom Day and an earlier look at the new one. Little Business, a near match for Knockout Roses,. Except that Knockout had an early flush of bloom and. They are not synchronized. Byzantine Emperor. It melts in the sun; this was early today. Pandora's Box, wonderful with Purple Heart.

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Prairie Rose's Garden: August 2015

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Thursday, August 27, 2015. Wildflower Wednesday: Invited Guests and the Party Crashers. It has been a long time since I have participated in Gail's Wildflower Wednesday. If you've read my last few posts, you know that the current star of my garden is Rudbeckia triloba,. Because the stems are green, not purplish, and the flowerheads not as showy a pink as many of the other types. I noticed today that the pinkish blossoms act...

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Ramblin' with AM: Local Saturday - Contrasts

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Join me daily as I blog about life in upstate New York,photography, flowers, gardening, travel, caregiving, a brother in law with autism, the importance of chocolate in a well lived life, or anything else on my mind. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Local Saturday - Contrasts. This is a story of contrasts - her childhood, and mine. This blogger's upbringing was so opposite from mine. Ms. Linton grew up on a farm in California. I grew up in a public housing project in the Bronx, in New York City. Although, I mus...

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Prairie Rose's Garden: November 2014

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Thursday, November 20, 2014. A Late November GBBD. I know I'm very late for this month's Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day,. But I do have a good excuse. We've been away, visiting Daughter and Son-in-law in Texas, and by the time we got back home, this is what was left of any blooms I might have had before:. It was a very chilly 12 degrees when we arrived home late Tuesday night; not even the pansies like it this cold! With the ho...

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Prairie Rose's Garden: October 2014

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Friday, October 24, 2014. Wildflower Wednesday: Mystery Aster. Why am I always late for Wildflower Wednesday? I don't mean a couple days late: our hostess Gail of Clay and Limestone. Celebrates wildflowers all month long and isn't fussy about deadlines for her monthly meme. No, I'm talking about being a whole month. Back in late September I had planned to show off the New England asters that. While I waited, I tried to figu...

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Prairie Rose's Garden: May 2014

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Wednesday, May 28, 2014. Wildflower Wednesday: In the Pink. Goodness, it's been so long since I've joined in on Wildflower Wednesday that I've almost forgotten what to say! That's not exactly true, of course- I always read the posts celebrating wildflowers and natives all over the world hosted each month by good friend Gail of Clay and Limestone. I do have several natives blooming at the moment, including Phlox pilosa.

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Prairie Rose's Garden: April 2014

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Tuesday, April 15, 2014. April GBBD: Mixed Emotions. It's Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day once again, and I'm so excited! After months of trying to be creative in finding something that classifies as being a "bloom," I finally have some real. Blooms to show this month. By this weekend, the spring growth had accelerated, and new blooms were opening up each day. This is 'Red Lady,' I think, and one of my favorites,. I have planted...

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Prairie Rose's Garden: June 2014

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Notes from a beginning gardener with sprinkles of poetry and philosophic musings. Saturday, June 21, 2014. Spring Lessons and Celebrating Summer. Certainly, every season I learn something new from experiences in my own garden, and as part of Beth at Plant Postings'. Season meme "Lessons Learned," I'd like to share a few things I have learned this last spring. Tulip Hill" wasn't much of a hill this year- note the chewed off tulips in the center and to the far right. 1 Rabbits and deer really are pests.