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Orchids are one of the plants that have captured my interest this year.  I've always thought..
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* Among my August bouquets, this is the one that I like the most.*....
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There is always an alternative to mowing. Get out the goats. Rent a herd today. Continue..
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Come, walk with me.Step into my garden.And see what I see.There are Web Weavers,Wall Walkers,Pentas aplenty.Whisper-wings,  Waspy-things,A..
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Fresh basil growing in the garden is one of our favorite sights of summer.  We intentionally..
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   Hummingbirds! "The sunlight speaks.....
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With apples very much in my activities and thoughts at the moment, I have gone fruity..
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My Braves loving son and me half- Braves half- Yankees woman a few years ago at..
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The late Victorian villa of BV and his civil partner MS lies south of the River..
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Crocosmia "Lucifer" The Crocosmias are sizzling hot and glowing like fiery embers in my late summer borders. ..
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It's taken a little time but it's finally ready.  Compost that is.  After putting together my..
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Germinating parsley is quite a challenge. I expect them to emerge after 3 or 4 weeks..
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I'm joining Cindy of My Corner of Katy, with a....
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I you are a gardener you know this to be true... Rainbows are not always just..
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Late July, early August. Spring Flowers in the Western Cape. Thinking about flower shows. Is it..
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I have a garden in Perthshire at the edge of the Highlands of Scotland. Its best to view this blog by clicking to "view normal" thanks. A River and a Lade meander along the valley overlooked by a medieval castle said to be haunted by My Lady Greensleeves. I've been gardening since I was tiny under the guiding influence of my late grandad. My garden..

I'm a native midwesterner who relocated to the Treasure Coast of Florida, zone 9B, in 2005 with my husband, two children, two dogs and one cockatoo. I'm learning to garden all over again in this sunny, tropical environment that is so very different from the northern midwest! It's trial and error, a lot of sweat, some therapy, and a load of joy!..

I don't have a blog, I do have occasional guest posts on [url=http://www.tulipsinthewoods.com]Pomona's blog Tulips in the Woods.[/url] and I exchange letters with..

Gardening by the shore in southern New Jersey. My husband and I both enjoy the garden. He does the vegetables, I do the rest. Started a garden webpage years ago to keep records of both success and failure... hence "endeavors". Have continued my records but found it even more enjoyable by blogging. Will keep trying to capture what happens in garden and nature by photography,..

I jumped into the garden blogging world December 7, 2007 with both feet...

We treasure moments being together with the family in this little garden.... BANGCHIK and KAKDAH. The boys will come in occasionally. The eldest too far north to help...

I am the mother of eight amazing children and grandmother to fourteen adorable grandchildren with one more sweet baby joining our family in the coming weeks. I delight in "good kids", cooking delicious food and long walks with my honey... but my passion is gardening. I have been a "gardneress" for over 30 years. Together, my husband and I have designed the Master Plan..

Hi, I'm Jen, passionate about photography, and gardening. I live in White Rock BC, Canada, a few minutes from the ocean. I have my own small business, and a web site that features my cards, and photography.. www.muddybootdreams.com. I remain in my heart, a city girl, who is waiting to be transplanted to our own farm in the Okanagan. My Husband and I, dream..

I am a native Utahn, although I lived for a few years in New England, which gave me some good gardening perspective. I am a fifth generation gardener, not including the generations of farmers, though I should. I'm fascinated with the Great Basin and its plant life, and love to explore what grows here and what I should be growing here...

Grew up gardening with Mom, now have 1/4 acre and large suburban garden (2,000 feet) on edge of cornfields. Wife and cats sometimes help. Ph.D. in poetry and creative nonfiction writing (double diss). Have two poetry chapbooks. Shopping a full length poetry collection and a gardening memoir to agents and editors...

For nearly thirty years I have worked with this land I call Flower Hill Farm. It is a lush New England hillside paradise... a bit unruly with panoramic views and a huge sky. I am most gratified that the farm is also a habitat for a diverse wildlife community. Writing, painting, photography and flower arranging fill my life, when not in the garden...

Curbstone Valley Farm is a small seven and a half acre farm located in USDA Zone 9b (Sunset Western Garden Zone 15), in Santa Cruz County, CA...

Here I am in England, gardening, designing, visiting gardens and customers and always on the look out for good planting associations, design ideas and horticultural tips...

Wildlife gardening in Porterville, South Africa. Mediterranean climate - long, hot summers, with rain in winter. Blue skies and mountains in the Western Cape's Swartland. Fynbos and renosterveld indigenous/native plants. Ungardening surrounded by wheatfields. UNGRRRumble! Blogger's new Bling-Bling Preview!..

A dedicated and creative plantswoman with a postage stamp sized garden in London. Formerly living in Venice, now with an apartment in Budapest, and widely travelled throughout Europe. Enthusiastic about all things horticultural, particularly the writings of the late Lady Nicolson. Other interests range from interior design to classical music, and from architecture to contemporary art. Entertaining friends, rearranging the furniture and garden visiting..