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writersinthegrove.com | ||
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reclaimingparadise.wordpress.com
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| | | | | August is a strange month - on the one hand it is the height of the vegetable harvest but on the other hand it feels like autumn is approaching. The strong winds at the beginning of the week threatened all sorts of damage in the garden and down on the plot. Concerned for the fate... | |
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theshrubqueen.com
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| | | | | Last Saturday I didn't think there was very much going on in the garden, then the temperature heated up a bit and the more tropical plants responded. This week is a different story, ripening fruit on the trees and the sweet scent of Frangipani in the air. To see more SOS posts, visit Jim in... | |
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doingtheplan.com
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| | | | | Vanessa Bell, looking resplendent - one of three teeny rosebuds in the rose patch by the back door. This rose is one of the first to bloom and last to flower, and it's named after a member of the Bloomsbury set. | |
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joegardener.com
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| | | Beets are a cold-weather crop I look forward to growing in spring and fall. Not only are beets a root vegetable, the tops are edible as well. | ||
