Tag Archives: Bird houses

Gardening Talk

Posted on February 10, 2020 by Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread

Five hundred and twenty miles, two nights motel stay, an afternoon snowstorm, and I got to spend Saturday with 545 other Master Gardeners and gardening enthusiasts. Yes, you read that right – it snowed all Saturday afternoon and evening in … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening, South Carolina | Tagged Aeroponics, Big yellow bag, Bird houses, Doug Tallamy, Gardening, Julie Thompson-Adolf, Land Morphology, Monticello, Nature's Best Hope, Peggy Cornett, Richard Hartledge, Soil, Symposium, Thomas Jefferson | 38 Comments

Thursday Doors

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread

We had a beautiful day last week, and I went on a shopping adventure with a dear friend and her lovely daughter. We went to the open house at Tattered Rabbit Farm, Deerfield, NH, to check out their amazing birdhouses which … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening, New England | Tagged Bird houses, Container gardening, Deerfield, Flower Beds, Gardening, NH, Tattered Rabbit Farm, Thursday Doors | 39 Comments

Pocket Garden Tour

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread

The 23rd Annual Pocket Garden Tour featuring Portsmouth’s Historic South End gardens was on Friday, June 22 from 5-8 pm, and Saturday, June 23rd 9 am – 3 pm. The Pocket Garden Tour started as a way to maintain the pocket garden at … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening | Tagged Bird houses, Dry creek bed, Garden scuptures, Gardening, New Blogger, Pocket garden tour Portsmouth NH, Pocket gardens, Portsmouth NH, South Church, Strawbery Banke, Vegetable gardening, Water fountains | 11 Comments

Happy Father’s Day

Posted on June 17, 2012 by Judy@NewEnglandGardenAndThread

Happy Father’s Day 2012 to my husband and son-in-law! On this day set aside to remember special men in our lives, I’d like to acknowledge wonderful memories of my grandfather and my grandchildren’s great-grandfather. My grandfather’s memory is a constant … Continue reading →