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  • Still My Garden

    Still Garden

    Two weeks ago while on a business trip to Toronto I could not help but drive by my old place to see how it is doing. While I do not feel nostalgic about the... Read more

    The 18 May 2013 by   Dyarnell
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  • Plants for Bees

    Plants Bees

    Simple flowers.  From March to September. That’s really what it comes down to when we’re looking at what plants to grow to help bees. Read more

    The 06 May 2013 by   Plantedd

  • WORDLESS WEDNESDAY - Signs of Spring II

    WORDLESS WEDNESDAY Signs Spring

    May 12th May 9th***Wordless Wednesday, Outdoor Wednesday, Aussie Wordless Wednesday, Tina's Wordless Wednesday, Wordless Wednesday, Wordless Wednesday,... Read more

    The 15 May 2013 by   Dyarnell
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  • Creative Thursday: Felted Bag

    Creative Thursday: Felted

    Just to prove that my first Creative Thursday post wasn’t a one hit wonder here is another project finished.  This is the first thing I have crocheted that isn’... Read more

    The 16 May 2013 by   Patientgardener
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  • Where Potatoes and Peas Are Planted out

    Where Potatoes Peas Planted

    So the spring that we've been waiting for through a cold and frosty March and a chilly and wet April has finally arrived. My Apache potatoes were planted out a... Read more

    The 01 May 2013 by   Jules
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  • Everything's Coming up Tulips

    Everything's Coming Tulips

    At last the tulips think it is time to put on a show. Despite the fact that those I thought were going to be late flowerers, and white, have turned out to be... Read more

    The 06 May 2013 by   Tuckshopgardener
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  • Native and Spanish Bluebells

    Native Spanish Bluebells

    As someone with a profusion of both types of bluebell in my garden I’m very familiar with the differences between them. The native bluebell carries its flowers... Read more

    The 19 May 2013 by   Danielcarruthers
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  • Plant of the Week: Borago Officinalis

    Plant Week: Borago Officinalis

    Borago officinalis (18/05/2013, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sun to partial shadeFlowering period: Early summer to early autumnSoil: Moist, well... Read more

    The 25 May 2013 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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  • A Glass Act

    Glass

    Had I the money and the space I would love this greenhouse and its glazed canopy extension from Hartley Botanic in my garden. It will never happen, but it is... Read more

    The 23 May 2013 by   Danielcarruthers
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  • Plant of the Week: Ipheion Uniflorum

    Plant Week: Ipheion Uniflorum

    Ipheion uniflorum (21/04/2013, Kew Gardens, London)Position: Full sun to light shadeFlowering period: SpringSoil: Moist, well drainedEventual Height:... Read more

    The 20 May 2013 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
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