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fredgardenerblog2.wordpress.com
The nice weather is back! Since Thursday we have had beautiful sunshine and apparently the next fortnight seems to be the same with relatively mild ( excepting 2 or 3 morning frosts.. ?) ?. The seasonal forecasts of one of my weather websites have been predicting a nice month of March for several months now.... |
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onemanandhisgardentrowel.wordpress.com
It's been a wet and blustery week at times - not really conducive to pottering in the garden. Hopefully, this weekend will be drier - I have a bit of a tree/shrub shuffling to do. After much deliberation I've decided to get rid of the Sambucus 'Golden Tower.' Like the former 'Black Lace' Elder, it's... |
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ricksplantworld.blog
The warmer weather continues but, much as I am enjoying it, I feel it has come far too early and would be welcome in about a month's time as I have a feeling of trepidation about what is round the corner. Many plants are thrusting up new tender growth and I have already noticed some... |
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gardeninacity.com
Recently, the blog Humane Gardener published an interesting interview with Vermont ecological garden designer Annie White. For her doctoral research, White had conducted an experiment to determine whether pollinators had preferences for straight species native plants as opposed to named cultivars bred from native plants - "nativars". Her results were mixed. For seven of the... |
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