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Seeking Sunshine
The frustration level rose again…cold temperatures, super soggy soil, ugly forecast and few signs of life in the gardens. The only cure was a trip south, where warm temperatures abound and there are actually leaves on trees, blooming flowers, and … Continue reading
Posted in garden travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Florida sunshine, Trumpet tree, Valspar tournament
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What a Garden!
Regular readers will recall that in October, I attended a plen-air landscape painting class at the John C. Campbell Folk Art School. There were many interesting things on the way to and from the Folk School, as we drove from … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, garden travel, Uncategorized
Tagged frog topiaries, Gainesville Botanic Garden, gardening, scarecrows, visiting gardens
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Garden show time!
It’s snowing…again! And, the 10-day forecast has been revised to include night-time temperatures in the low to mid-20’s, which means plants still can’t be moved into the little greenhouse. Nor can mulch be pulled back, or planting begin. Sigh! What’s … Continue reading
Posted in Garden shows, garden travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Garden shows, garden travel, gardening, Indianapolis Flower & Patio show
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Six on Saturday-Jan 20
It’s been bitter cold for weeks, but suddenly the snow is melting and slosh turning to mud is the outlook for the weekend. All this “stuck indoors time” has given me the opportunity to consider improvements and skills for the … Continue reading
Green Meatballs
Years ago I attended a gardening seminar featuring a noted garden designer. Her presentation was basically “Things to Avoid,” with a variety of photographs on the big screen of various gardens, many of which were located in nearby areas. What … Continue reading
Posted in garden design, garden travel, gardening, pruning, shrubs, topiary, Uncategorized
Tagged boxwood, English gardens, garden design, gardening, pruning, shrubs, topiary
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Dreaming of Dahlias
You may be surprised to know that my last two posts (“Reclaiming A Garden Update” and “Now that Frost has come…”) were actually published while I was in Europe! Isn’t technology amazing? We made our annual journey to visit our … Continue reading
Posted in dahlias, garden travel, gardening, Potager
Tagged dahlias, garden travel, Italian gardens, maze, Villa Taranto
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