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cherokeekitten
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 Posted: 28.05.2009, 16:45 Post subject: Any Gardeners out there? |
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| So what is in your garden? I have one wildflower bed and five other flowerbeds and one herb bed, though I also grow tomato and tabasco plants with the herbs and have broccoli growing amoung the flowers. I make bread from scratch and use a powerful lot of herbs both in my breads (sourdough oregano and focaccia are the favorites around my house) and in my cooking. |
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amzedbkb
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| Posted: 21.07.2009, 20:48 Post subject: Are there ant gardeners out there |
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| Yes there are! I love gardening. I would also like to know how cherokeekitten makes her herb bread! I also make bread from scratch and love trying new recipies. |
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aroma58
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| Posted: 20.08.2009, 17:35 Post subject: garden |
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hi ,i love my little garden its a peaceful place among all the noise around me .
i love growing flowers and my sunflowers this year were beautiful .also was ablt to give some of my extra plants to my daughter for her new house .such a joy to be around nature ,only thing is with all the rain weve had the grass grows at an alarming rate ! |
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EastCoastGrl
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| Posted: 17.10.2009, 3:34 Post subject: My Gardens |
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| Hi. I love gardening. But there are no pansies or marigolds here. I love things that are a little different or not very common. I found some outdoor orchids this summer at a local shop. They're not hardy in my area (zone 3) so I've brought them inside for the winter. I bought a house last fall and the yard was overgrown with weeds with a lot of deadwood in the trees and no flowers. After getting things cleaned up I started digging and planting. It may not look like it now but I have a plan. I have taken some pictures over the summer to record my progress. I'm now putting everything to bed for winter between snow storms. And over the next few months I'll be scouring the catelogs for more novelties. Happy Gardening. |
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lulu1107
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| Posted: 26.12.2009, 0:15 Post subject: Gardeners |
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| Yes, I'm definitely a gardener!. I have gradually made my 1/3 acre property into an edible landscape, complete with almost anything you can think of. It's a true sanctuary. |
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Janelle
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I'm an avid gardener myself. I have about 32 rose bushes, both Hybrids and Floribundas. I also planted a carpet rose last year so it'll look better this year. I also have two Korean Dwarf Lilac bushes.
I also grow tomatoes and lettuce.
I love the summer.
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HenryK
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| Posted: 30.03.2010, 6:57 Post subject: |
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I have mostly perennial (or re-seeding annual) garden.
In my area of Canada, Southern Alberta, the weather is dry, windy, and shifts 20C (38F) in an hour.
This spring has been mild, and the scilla are blooming (small purple early flowers) in the sunny part of the backyard. The dirt on the shady side of the backyard is rock hard.
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jmacaver
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| Posted: 30.03.2010, 22:24 Post subject: |
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| I too love to grow things but don't have a place to do so at this time so I get my fix from doing landscape maintenance for other people. |
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Janelle
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I live just west of Toronto, Ontario and find that the winter was extremely mild with hardly any snow this past season. For the Easter weekend, it'll be very warm: 24C.
My roses have buds on them and starting to leaf which isn't a good sign since I'll have to prune them back a little next month which is the norm.
In any event, I'm so looking forward to gardening. |
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