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- Some of the Roses Growing in the Cutting Garden: ...
- "The Summer Palace" garden sculpture created by Pa...
- Support Your Local Farmers: Chatham and Summit, N...
- Garden Tour in Philadelphia, Part IV: pictures fr...
- Organic Dairies Watch the Good Times Turn Bad
- Map of Michelle Obama's Kitchen Garden on the Sout...
- Garden Tour in Philadelphia, Part III: pictures f...
- heirloom gardener: The Garden Conservancy's Open D...
- Garden Tour in Philadelphia, Part II: the Scott A...
- Gardening and the Joy of Manual Labor: a Thought-...
- View from Federal Twist: Thinking about Gardens: T...
- Garden Tour in Philadelphia, Part I: A Few Pictur...
- A Surprise Visitor: Orange, Black and White Myste...
- Weigela: pink and white spring flowering shrub on...
- Winter Aconite Seedheads: how Winter Aconite self...
- Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day May 2009: the end of t...
- Career Decision: Landscape Architect or Major Lea...
- How to Plant Tulips Throughout Your Garden: along...
- Is the Crabapple the Best Tree for the Suburban Ga...
- The First Clematis of the Season: Fragrant Spring...
- Pink Bleeding Heart (Dicentra spectabilis) Flowers...
- Google Analytics: Heirloom Gardener's April Traffic
- Hyacinth in blue, white, pink, cream and purple - ...
- Spring Vegetables: Fresh Lettuce and Asparagus
- Grape Hyacinth (Muscari) - minor bulbs that are go...
- Viburnum - a great spring shrub for beauty and fra...
- Buy Divisions from one of Piet Oudolf's Gardens in...
- The Cutting Garden: The Joy of Spring Tulips
- The Garden Conservancy's Open Days 2009: Opening ...
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4 comments:
Wow! What a tour. Looks like it was fantastic. I just love garden tours.
Debbie
that is some 'beehve' structure!! awesome pics of your tours--thanks!
Thank you so for sharing those great photos of your tour... the sculpture reminds me of an artist who also built structures similar at Smith College a few years back... and all over the world I guess... forget his name just now... but he built them on the site from materials people would bring him and what he was able to find... could be the same man? I love the movement in the one in your photo! Glad to have found your great blog!
I loved the way the rose garden was planted with perennials when I visited a couple of years ago.
Donna
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