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Tag Archives: Perennials
April showers
bring May flowers. Over the weekend, we received 4″ of rain, and we have more in our forecast every day this week. I can almost watch the perennials grow with this much moisture. I’ve been working in between storms because … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged April showers, David Baldacci, Fruits, Gardening, Marc Cameron, May flowers, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Reading, Robert Dugoni, Spring, Spring bulbs, Summer bulbs
59 Comments
August
I’ve been busy gardening through the 100°F days right up to our current absolutely wonderful range of low 80’s with a nighttime drop to mid 50’s. It reminds us of what New England temperatures use to be and why people … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Brown eyed susans, Fort Constitution, Gardening, Great Island Common, Historic Gardens, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Phlox, Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse, Strawbery Banke, Tall ships, Tall ships parade, Whaleback lighthouse, Wood Island Life Saving Station
67 Comments
Solace in the garden
”When the world wearies and society does not satisfy…. there is always the garden.” by Minnie Aumonier* During these past couple of years, I’ve found a lot of solace in my garden. We have been seeing some wicked hot temps, high … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Anemone, Bladk-eyed Susan, Canna lily, Daylily, Elderberry, Flowers, Gardening, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Zinnia
63 Comments
Daylily season
The daylilies are blooming, and I always enjoy them. The blooms last for one day, which in this hectic world we live in, reminds me to stop and enjoy them because their beauty is fleeting. These are the ones blooming … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Daylilies, Gardening, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Photography
83 Comments
June
The weather took a hard left turn last week. We had mornings in the 40’s and mid-day temps of low 60’s. That’s rather cold for June, but the plants don’t seem to mind. Trees and shrubs are growing, berries are … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Asiatic Lilies, Clematis, Daylily, Electric rates, Flowers, Gardening, Goatsbeard, Knockout roses, Mexican Sunflowers, New England, New Hampshire, Peonies, Perennials, Technology, Wordpress, Zinnias
65 Comments
Flower Power
Gardeners who plan well have flowers blooming throughout the spring and summer. I’m still working on that. My biggest problem is I love spring flowers. Besides gardening and reading, we’ve been doing a few jobs around the house. Remember that … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged DIY, Flowers, Gardening, Home repairs, New England, Perennials, Spring
83 Comments
Flowers
Even though our weather has been jumping from 50 to 90 degrees depending upon the day, the flowers are starting to bloom. It’s also the season to plant containers, and if you’ve bought annuals this year you know the prices … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Cannas, Gardening, Gardening lessons, Perennials, Raised beds, Spring, Stock tanks
64 Comments
Fall Checklist
I am almost done, almost. A few more hours of cutting back, and gardening season is over. Well, except for all those bulbs that need to be planted and a ‘few’ weeds that need to be dug up. 🙂 Most … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, New England
Tagged Autumn, Bees, Dahlias, Fall, Fall color, Gardening, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials, Pollinators, Vegetable gardening
52 Comments
Coffee & Color
I like good coffee. I mean I really like good coffee. ☕️ We enjoy Peet’s at home, and our coffee machine can grind beans, and it makes good coffee. Sometimes we’re out and about and want to grab a quick … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Autumn, Coffee, Fall, Fall color, Gardening, New England, New Hampshire, Perennials
82 Comments
Life
Life gets complicated sometimes doesn’t it? If you add in the normal ups and downs plus Covid, we’re left with something quite challenging. We’ve had two losses recently. A brother-in-law passed away after a wonderful, long life, and a friend … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Blackberries, Bulbs, Canna lily, Coneflower, Cosmos, Daylily, Gardening, loss, Mexican sunflower, Perennials, Rain
74 Comments