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theshrubqueen.com
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| | | | | The rainy season in South Florida officially starts June 1. And it has! One day early. Which is a good thing, because the garden was getting parched. I toured the garden before the rain started to fall and the typically clear blue skies were overcast - one look at radar confirmed it, water would be... | |
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nhgardensolutions.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The weather people said we were in for a growing season ending killing freeze last Saturday night so I went looking for late bloomers before it happened. I've seen dandelions (Taraxacum officinale) blooming in January so I wasn't real surprised to see one in October, but over the last two years these flowers have been... | |
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thebloominggarden.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Here we are at last. The very best of the year. In July everything goes downhill, but in June everything is at its most luxurious, intoxicating best. My garden is only fifteen months old and already it is delighting me with its exuberance. And what could be better to kick off with than an old-... | |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
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| | | With an open topic from Cee for this week, I was naturally drawn to one of my favourite subjects, particularly as it's not listed for the coming weeks. This image is a detail from a photograph I took of a 'Red Hot Poker' (Kniphofia if you want to be properly botanical about it) that flowered... | ||
