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Motown Garden Girl: Tulip, tulip

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Amateur Detroit-area gardener tries to not kill plants. Friday, April 20, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Birmingham, MI, United States. Detroit area plant and flower enthusiast. View my complete profile. What is this pretty tree? And now the purple ones have joined us, too. Tulips try impatient gardener. Early spring at our patch. Spring from our bikes. How to Grow - The Telegraph. Dirt - American Society of Landscape Architecture. First one down . A Way to Garden. Three Dogs in a Garden.

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. . Garden Truffles .: February 2009

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Saturday, February 14, 2009. Isn't it odd how difficult getting started can be . And yet how easy a task is once we get started? Garden is that way for me; I have to find a rhythm of activity. Because right now (and usually again in June and October), when I walk through them, I am overwhelmed with ideas and tasks — and despair. However, writing is the first step toward accomplishing my goals. And blogging seems to be a sure path to my gardening goals! Mark areas for bedding plants; determine plantings.

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. . Garden Truffles .: March 2008

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Friday, March 21, 2008. A picture is worth a thousand words . This image presents the status of my garden. Bits of newspaper (my son's Golden Retriever pup .) and other various items needing to be cleared (leaves, tumbleweeds and dead foliage). But it is. My garden and it sprouts bits of color and life within me! Mostly, I am country gardener. No cover photos on Martha's magazine . Just a delightful respite for me to design, experiment and dig in the Oklahoma dirt! And mine is still partying!

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Wordless Wednesday – It’s hard to dry herbs with an herb-crazy cat | jennah's garden

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Trial and Error Gardening. Wordless Wednesday – It’s hard to dry herbs with an herb-crazy cat. August 11, 2010 in cats. Stevia, lemon verbena, julep mint, oregano, marjoram, 3x lemon basil and lime basil mix. Click here for more on herb drying. Apologies for the quick camera phone pics. I had to catch her in the act! Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 1 other follower. Blogcatalog – gardening. Colors of the Garden. Jennah’s fb pg.

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. . Garden Truffles .: February 2008

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Wednesday, February 20, 2008. As an early-riser, I am always delighted when my early morning quiet time is blessed with the background music of birdsongs. These notes begin playing during this time of year: The very early stages of Spring. When the Forsythia begins to bud and the Daffodils are sticking their heads up, the Phlox are beginning to host their buds and the trees begin to start their adornments. Posted by stargardener ★. Friday, February 8, 2008. It was a special gift. Friday, February 1, 2008.

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. . Garden Truffles .: July 2008

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Sunday, July 13, 2008. This week in my garden . This week was mainly focused upon watering, watering, watering. The regular rain pattern of June has ceased and it is time for sprinklers and soaker hoses. I have enjoyed the low maintenance of this year's plantings. I planted very few annuals this year and have enjoyed the blooms and hues of blues, purples and magentas (with oranges and yellows sprinkled in as accent color). Ah, summertime . In my gardens. Posted by stargardener ★. Saturday, July 5, 2008.

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. . Garden Truffles .: May 2008

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Friday, May 30, 2008. A Productive Garden Day! There are times when the weather and this gardener's energy level seem to complete harmony; this morning proved to be a terrific garden time! I was able to clear most of the garden of the unwanted wild sweet pea weed. (Or at least that is what I call it.) And, I was able to reshape the "trenches" I dug as a border and preventative measure of keeping out the Bermuda grass. Gardens are a form of autobiography. Sydney Eddison, Horticulture magazine. Most of lif...

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. . Garden Truffles .: Divide and Conquer Update

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Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Divide and Conquer Update. After collecting my tools and garden cart, I set out to enjoy a sunny afternoon in my gardens . Status regarding my goals:. Compile a list of priority tasks. 1 clear and mulch leaves. 2 weeding focus: annuals garden areas. 3 raised bed: seed planted. 4 soak Morning Glory seeds. 5 clear around Lonicera Mandarin. 6 prune roses (late). Establish gardening zones (in order of priority). 8212; lettuce; herbs; tomato and pepper plants. 3 Front door gardens.

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. . Garden Truffles .: Getting Started

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Saturday, February 14, 2009. Isn't it odd how difficult getting started can be . And yet how easy a task is once we get started? Garden is that way for me; I have to find a rhythm of activity. Because right now (and usually again in June and October), when I walk through them, I am overwhelmed with ideas and tasks — and despair. However, writing is the first step toward accomplishing my goals. And blogging seems to be a sure path to my gardening goals! Mark areas for bedding plants; determine plantings.

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. . Garden Truffles .: Miscellaneous Garden Delights!

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Thursday, March 5, 2009. Daffodils are my official sign that I am behind. However, since I have never truly felt "on-schedule" in my ever-changing gardens — no problem! I have been working in small sections of my gardens and the emerging signs of Spring are everywhere! It is clarifying to be outdoors, digging in the dirt in my proverbial playground! Mulching Tips and Info. Immutable Laws of Gardening. No two gardens are the same. No two days are the same in one garden. Hugh Johnson. Lessons in the Garden.