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Tag Archives: Knockout roses
News and Weather
I woke up, made some Peets coffee, and watched the local news and weather while scrolling on the net. After seeing who killed who, how many arson fires were set, the number of politicians in the state looking for votes … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Coffee, Gardening, Humor, Knockout roses, News, Sarcasm, Weather, Weather forecasting
61 Comments
Flowers everywhere
Happy Monday! The sun is shining, the humidity is moderate, and the flowers are blooming. I’ve weeded, moved a dozen plants or so, trimmed some lilacs and boxwoods, and I didn’t have to water because it rained yesterday. The Azaleas … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Azaleas, Carrots, Computer problems, Gardening, Grammarly, Insect Hotel, Knockout roses, Peonies, Pollinator gardens, Pollinator Week, Pollinators, Sewing, Spellcheck
45 Comments
Monday coffee
If we could share a cup of coffee, I’d want to know how you’re doing this Monday. Are you heading off to work or are you planning to spend some time in your garden? How are your tomatoes doing? DIY … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Clematis, Gardening, Gardening tools, Iris, Knockout roses, Leaf blowers, Peonies, Poppies, Walmart
68 Comments
Macro Monday
I’m back at the lake for a couple of days this week enjoying the sunshine, warm temperatures, and baking my bones. 🙂 The lilies, roses, and cornflowers have started to show their stuff in the perennial beds. The raspberries are … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Cornflower, Day lilies, Gardening, Knockout roses, Macro Monday, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Photography
37 Comments
Gardening, quilting and traveling
Here’s hoping you all had a nice weekend. We certainly enjoyed some delicious smoked meat, sides, and good craft beer to celebrate the 4th here at home. The State of New Hampshire played host to about 900,000 visitors with a dozen … Continue reading
Transition time
I knew the day would come when I pulled the last tomato out, but I still wasn’t ready. But, with nighttime temperatures hovering around 30 degrees, it was time. Down came the plastic to be reused for the winter chicken run … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Vegetable Gardening
Tagged Fall, Heirloom tomatoes, Hoops, Knockout roses, New England, Organic gardening, Quilting, Rain garden, Raised beds, Woodman Museum
14 Comments