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Saturday, November 29, 2008

Six Trouble-Free Heirloom Roses: Rose de Rescht, Paul Neyron, Madame Plantier, Variegata di Bolgona, Henry Martin, and Tuscany Superb

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Gardening Gone Wild has started a Plant Pick of the Month where they invite garden bloggers to write about a specific plant. This month...
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After the Frost: the Birch Tree

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Friday, November 28, 2008

Courtnay Daniels's 15 acres of gardens in Virginia

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Sara Lin, in today's Wall Street Journal , writes: "Courtnay Daniels's backyard is testament to what a very avid gardener with...

Amaryllis, Winter Containers and Christmas Decorations

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Over the past two weeks, traffic on my blog has turned to winter containers and Christmas decorations. The only thing that I have done thus...
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After the Frost: Thai Basil

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Thursday, November 27, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving: A Gardener's Thanksgiving Day Centerpiece

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Today's centerpiece was harvested from my garden: broom corn; hickory and clethra leaves, previously soaked in glycerin and water; and M...
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Shrub Hibiscus Seed Heads in the Walled Garden

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My shrub shrub hibiscus self-seeds with abandon.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

CowPots™: Molded Manure - an idea to check out for next spring's seed starting

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Lois de Vries' Garden Views: CowPots™: Molded Manure

Heritage Rose Hip in the Children's Garden

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

After the Frost: Sunflower Seed Heads

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Monday, November 24, 2008

Five Tips for Growing Edibles with Children

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This month's Garden Bloggers ' Design Workshop at Gardening Gone Wild is on Edibles in the Garden . While I am primarily a flower ga...
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After the Frost: Brown Eyed Susan Seed Heads

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I am in love with life. I love to garden--bringing beauty to my world, providing organic vegetables for my family of nine, and growing ancient herbs for healing. I also work for women to know and embrace themselves: bodies, health, relationships, family, spirit, living--creating a life of beauty and growth.
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