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Tag Archives: Gardening
Thursday Doors
On Monday, I mentioned I was going to Brookgreen Gardens for a lecture on insects. So, let’s start off the year with a gate to a lush demonstration garden in the Low Country where I attended the lecture. What were … Continue reading
Postcard from the beach
Happy Monday! Walking the beach gives a little different slant on things especially when a kayaker appears to provide some interest. Mother Nature sure knows how to paint a picture. What’s going on this week? Well, hubby is playing golf, … Continue reading
Posted in South Carolina
Tagged Beach, Brookgreen Gardens, Gardening, Insects, Kayak, Murrells Inlet, Quilting, Snowbirds, South Carolina, Sunrise, Sunset
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Bundle Up
Nightime temperatures in the low teens and snow are in the forecast for this coming week. Old Man Winter is knock, knock, knocking. The last two Knockout Roses (no pun intended) have been pruned and covered with leaves. They have … Continue reading
A walk in the woods
I’m struggling with not being outdoors. I know – get over it. It was 29°F this morning when I brewed coffee, and Killington Ski Resort in VT opened up this past weekend. 🙂 Our property borders a wooded area so … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Autumn, Fall, Gardening, Maples, Moss, Mother Earth, Nature, Nature photography, Photography, Wetlands, Winterberry, Woods
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Denim
As we head into November, I had an opportunity to spend Saturday at a gardening conference that included touring a nice pollinator garden and hearing about research based information on the benefits of native plants. We also saw some beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Autumn, Butterfly garden, Crafting, Fall, Fall color, Gardening, Hip bags, Leaves, Pumpkin whoopie pie, Sewing, Whoopie pie
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Transition
The fall colors are lovely no matter where you look. I’m guessing the 300,000 leaf peepers in the state are pretty happy with their three-day weekend. The fall chore list is done, tools cleaned, dahlia bulbs stored, and I’ve even … Continue reading
