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1-2-3 Go Garden!: Purple-Leaf Sandcherry and Daffodils

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Every day my garden changes. I record the changes photographically, but now I want to keep a journal. This is my journal. Saturday, April 21, 2012. Purple-Leaf Sandcherry and Daffodils. Just a couple of photos from the front garden today. Edited to add: Probably 'Orangery', based on a helpful comment.). The Easter Bonnets are the first daffodils I ever planted, and these two come back reliably every year. At kbgardenblog.blogspot.com. The Purple-Leaf Sandcherry has taken my breath away. Thank you.

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Dahlias: Love ‘em or Leave ‘em? Or, Historical Disagreements and Descriptions with Modern-Day Ramifications for Tuberous Plant Culture: Part I* | tulipsinthewoods.com

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Flowering plants (that aren’t bulbs). Dahlias: Love ‘em or Leave ‘em? Or, Historical Disagreements and Descriptions with Modern-Day Ramifications for Tuberous Plant Culture: Part I*. December 24, 2011. In its more purple guise. Dahlias have been on my mind lately. This fall, I had a noticeable gap in fall color. My young blueberry bushes had a spectacular range of leaf-colors, better than I’d hoped, ranging from dull matte wine-red to yellow and red with bits of flame in it. And waves her coronet. Which ...

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Maureens garden: September 2009

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Sunday, 27 September 2009. Sunday, 27th September, 2009. David's sweet peas are still flowering. I added the sweet peas to the posy I had picked for the kitchen window sill. This morning I drove to Southampton as my brother Stephen had been invited to preach at PearTree Road URC Church. This is a beautiful church with a very friendly and welcoming congregation. Back home in time to water the pots on the patio. Another autumn favourite - Leycesteria Formosa. Sunday, 20 September 2009. A Sunday in September.

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Maureens garden: July 2013

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Sunday, 14 July 2013. Temperatures are soaring and the sun is shining and the garden looks great. Grandchildren and gardening and friends have kept me busy over the past couple of months and I have neglected my blog (We have a new grandson who was born in May). This garden in Woking was open in May in aid of Woking Hospice. These 'giraffes' live in a front garden in Send. Our garden in May. My kitchen window sill. London Open Squares Day. This cat was in the Harleyford Road garden in Vauxhall. Specifical...

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Maureens garden: May 2012

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Sunday, 27 May 2012. Today I visited the beautiful flower festival at All Souls Church in Sutton Green. The festival was part of the celebrations of the 90th Anniversary of the church. I was reminded of last years Flower Festival at our parish church St Peters which celebrated 400 years of the King James Bible. You can see some of the arrangements from the earlier festival by following this link -. Http:/ www.flickr.com/photos/ruthiegledhill/sets/72157627822455350. Tuesday, 22 May 2012. At the bottom lef...

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Maureens garden: A poppy coloured hollyhock growing on the patio

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Sunday, 12 July 2015. A poppy coloured hollyhock growing on the patio. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to my garden. I hope you enjoy reading about my garden and the gardens that I enjoy visiting. The Hippo on the Thames. Flowers in early spring. I Love Yarn Day. When you "sedum" bees on the barely opening sedum flowers, you know it's time*. Let's not put it off. Don't wait. You know it's over. Yes, it is time for. Conrad Art Glass and Gardens. Inca Sun' gets better with every passing day.

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Maureens garden: March 2012

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Saturday, 17 March 2012. More views from my kitchen window sill. Here is a picture taken one summer inside one of the greenhouses at the Chelsea Physic Garden. Thursday, 15 March 2012. Spring is here, the days are longer and everything is growing in my garden. I sowed seeds at the weekend - chili peppers,. Http:/ www.paghat.com/digitalisobscura.html. I bring my garden indoors with flowers and greenery sharing the kitchen window sill and worktops. Saturday, 10 March 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Somet...

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Maureens garden: October 2009

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Monday, 19 October 2009. Museum of Garden History. The Museum of Garden History in Lambeth is one of my favourite places. I visited again last week with friends Hilary and David. The museum's home is in the former parish church St Mary- at-Lambeth. John Tradescant's tomb can be found in the garden and the17th century knot garden is planted with many of the plants that the Tradescants grew. The cafe serves delicious vegetarian food at very reasonable prices - soups, main courses and yummy cakes. I went to...

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Flowering plants (that aren’t bulbs). February 7, 2015. Despite the snow, hail, and rain so copious it forms little sheets and streams of water in the yard, there’s one native plant that’s coming up, unstoppable. Soaproot. Soaproot was one of the first plants I got to know, many years ago, when I moved to this area. I was camping out by the river, near what turned out to be a seasonal stream, and there was a good colony of soaproot there. Soaproot loves to colonize. When I did get down to the hairy, bulb...