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ricksplantworld.blog
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| | | | | We have had a warm, mainly dry, spell with temperatures quite high for this time of the year so far, but have been dogged by a persistent cold wind which we get here. The garden is wakening up and the magnolias and early blossoms are in evidence not far from here but I am still... | |
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onemanandhisgardentrowel.wordpress.com
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| | | | | 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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n20gardener.com
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| | | | | Some sunshine has really helped things along and all those empty spaces are beginning to disappear. I do now need a little bit of rain and the forecast of light showers will probably not suffice. But let's enjoy what is shining through. One Plum blossom. Not much more to say really except that here I... | |
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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... | ||
