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Pittosporum Illiciodes Var Angustifolium

I’m a big fan of the Pittosporum genus and was delighted to find such a gorgeous airy specimen two years ago at the RHS spring show on the Crug Farm stand. Read more

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique

The Weekly Photo Challenge set before us this week is “Unique”. The example photo is a beautiful picture of one open red tulip among a bed of tulips still in bud. It made me think... Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

Is the Cold Spring Killing Flowers?

This past winter was one of the coldest winters are record and it seemed to be never ending. Finally after a few days of weak sunshine coming through it... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Simon Crowther
Culture,
Veggies To Plant When The Apple Trees Bloom. And Other Garden Wisdoms.

The Garden Knows. How Could It Not? As I’ve become more acquainted with life in the garden over the years, I realize that there are constant cues, prompts, and... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Empressofdirt
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Update: April Week 3:

The weather is cooling at last and quickly the leaves are changing colour before the cold of winter strips them from the trees and vines.Temperatures:Lowest... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Scarecrow
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Blue Poppies 2013

One of the highlights of the year for flower photographers in the DC area is when Longwood Gardens puts the Blue Poppies on display in March. Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Pattyhankins
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Dolce Vita Medinilla

Dolce Vita J’adore…a prefect fitting name to an absolutely gorgeous plant. Every time I go to the flower market I am overwhelmed with the assortment of plants... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Botanicart
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Meet the Parent

I’ve just made my first visit to a delightful garden show that held at Firle Place near Lewes. The setting, tucked down against the Downs is quite gorgeous... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Danielcarruthers
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Plant of the Week: Nonea Lutea

Nonea lutea (23/03/2013, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sunFlowering period: Late winter to early springSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height:... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Davis Landscape Architecture
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You Take the Flowers, I'll Take the Foliage

This is the time of year when we cherish the first daffodil or tulip blooms. We go gaga over the blooming magnolia trees. We get all sorts of jacked up seeing... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Jmarkowski0
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Seedy Pots

When we did the makeover of our garden in early spring last year, one of the things I wanted to do was reduce the number of things growing in pots here. I had... Read more

The 24 April 2013 by Gardenamateur
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Scopolia Carniolica

This delightful looking woodland plant was a pleasant surprise for us recently. I do not remember buying or being given it, so sadly I'm not 100% sure where it... Read more

The 23 April 2013 by Alternativeeden
Destinations,