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sethlewis.ie
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| | | | | There's an old Regency manor house near us that has been preserved as a heritage site, beautifully surrounded by manicured gardens that are faithfully tended by volunteers and open to the public. The gardens were planted and arranged over successive generations in the old English style-which means that the plants and trees were imported from... | |
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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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ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Last Sunday we treated ourselves to a visit to David Austin Roses, the 'royal' We that is, as the Golfer was happy enough to tag along wherever I planned to go. Although only about 35 miles away, I prefer to be as economical as possible with such trips and combine them with something else, or... | |
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gardeninacity.com
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| | | Now that I have the taxonomy issue out of my system (see last post), I can write about the asters in my garden. (As hillwards points out, "They may not be Asters any more, but they will always be asters ..."). All the asters I grow except for one are Midwest USA natives and straight... | ||
