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Tag Archives: Flower gardening
May
This month gets my gardening engine revving up. The weather is warm enough to be outside, it rains frequently and keeps the plants watered, and everything is green and colorful. I picked the last of the daffodills yesterday and have … Continue reading
Lupines
If you’re looking to see the Lupines in NH, then when the second week in June rolls around, head north to Sugar Hill, exit 38 for Franconia off I 93. Sugar Hill is on Route 117 between Franconia and Lisbon. … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Flower gardening, Gardening, Lupines, New England, New Hampshire, Sugar Hill
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Wordless Wednesday
Choosing to focus indoors because we have 6″ of snow forecasted for this weekend. April Fool’s joke? I wish.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Curve
These are the curves of the Dahlia Bishop of Llandaff in my garden. My blogging friend, Dan, at The Frustrated Gardener has the most gorgeous Dahlias I’ve ever seen. This one is a little too tame for his landscape, but he did … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday on Tuesday
Posted in New England, Photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Cottage gardens, Flower gardening, Peony, Perennials, Photography, Pink Peony, Wordless Wednesday
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Wordless Rainy Wednesday
Posted in Photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged Cottage gardens, Flower gardening, Gardening, Hosta, Hydrangea, Iris, Peony, Perennials, Photography, Wordless Wednesday
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For the love of gardening
If you’re a gardener, this time of year tends to make your heart sing. Trees, shrubs and perennials are lush, green, and colorful. Although it is Monday, and a couple of good blogging friends, PMBGarden and Eliza Waters, participate in In … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Blue Cornflower, Clematis, Flower gardening, Gardening, Grange, Heirloom tomatoes, Iris, Jack in the Pulpit, Peony, Raised beds, Watering methods
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Gardening
I’ve been gardening or more specifically, weeding, in between rain showers. I have weeds that appear to be on steroids. I don’t think the art of weeding is passed in the genes because I’m not seeing anyone lining up to … Continue reading
