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zonethreegardenlife.blog | ||
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milepebbles.wordpress.com
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| | | | | One of the trees in my garden fell during Hurricane Isabel some years ago. Although I had to have it cut for easy removal, I decided to leave the stump there as some of the roots were still deep in the ground. Every year, different plants grow and bloom on it throughout spring and summer.... | |
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hearthwilde.com
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| | | | | While we still grow some exotic garden flowers in our polyculture garden, such as cosmos and zinnias, this year I decided to add more native annuals to the mix. One of the native wildflowers I planted was California poppies. Our sunken garden rows are on a slight slope, so when I planted the seeds, they... | |
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www.themarthablog.com
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| | | | | As summer wears on, late season flowers continue to add vivid colors to the garden. Down by my chicken coops in my former vegetable garden, I now have a space dedicated to annuals, where varieties could be organized in beds by size, color, and bloom time. All the flowers are started from seed in my | |
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nodighome.com
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| | | Grow a healthy garden this autumn by shopping wisely for trees, seeds and plants, to protect our environment | ||
