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blog.hardyplantsociety.org
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| | | | | Meet Sue Goetz. In this profile, Sue shares excellent advice and tells us a little about where she gets her inspiration. Check it out below! What type of garden do you have? I call it my eclectic muse- an experimental ground for what works in design that I do for others and what inspires me! I ripped out my front lawn to plant a perennial community after visiting the High Line in NewYork, the Lurie Garden in Chicago, and the works of Piet Ouldolf. This part of my garden has taught me a lot about designing naturalistic meadows for clients.... | |
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marylandgrows.umd.edu
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| | | | | Soil thermometer. Photo: A. Bodkins Sunshine, increasing temperatures, warm rain showers, and the return of migratory birds are all signs that Spring is getting closer. They are all reasons to be excited about Spring and all the possibilities that the new gardening season will hold. It's always tempting to go out and start sowing seeds... | |
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wwwrockrose.blogspot.com
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| | | | | Spring is a wonderful time for all gardeners but particularly so for desert gardeners. It is the season of spectacular bloom brought on by w... | |
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www.sawdustinmysocks.com
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| | | this is a small oak frame I've been commissioned to build for a porch on a new house. All traditional mortise and tenon joinery. A mix... | ||
