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gardeninacity.com
I may not post as often as I wish I did, but I can't tell you how many posts I have composed in my head -- I have a regular dialogue with you all, whether you hear it or not. It is lovely to think of so many people spread so far who have appreciated... |
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thebloominggarden.wordpress.com
Tomorrow is the shortest day and probably the dreariest day of the year in the garden. There may be a few withered summer blooms grimly hanging on, but frankly they might as well give up the battle, they are certainly not worth featuring. But I do have three little plants of Anemone coronaria which I... |
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elizawaters.com
Things are starting to pop as the weather warms and we head further into spring. My first vase of the season features three early cultivars of Narcissus and a few red twig dogwood snips. Nice to be back to creating arrangements from my own yard and garden. Thanks to Cathy at Rambling in the Garden... |
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gardenruminations.co.uk
There are things that are definitely not better late than never, Covid being one of them. I have it; I don't like it. I've spent a fair bit of this week on my allotment and almost none in the garden. It's looking increasingly autumnal, to a degree that is all the more noticeable for spending... |
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