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Tag Archives: Plant Sale
Spring has sprung
I know I complained about spring taking its own sweet time about getting here, but she has surely arrived. I can tell by the blisters on my hand, the soreness in my back, a never-ending list of outside chores, 52 … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Gardening, Leaf blowers, Outdoor chores, Perennials, Plant Sale, Spring, Spring flowers
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Dirty nails
I have dirty nails which means it’s definitely gardening season here in New England. š The Bleeding Hearts are starting to bloom, the other perennials are popping up, and three blisters later, I had raked 23 bags and two pickup … Continue reading
Posted in New England
Tagged Croton plants, Gardening, Golden Varigated Sweet Iris, Live fire pit, Perennials, Plant Sale, Tomato plants
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Gardening in and out
At last, it is spring in New England. Mr. and Mrs.Ā Cardinal are even out and about looking for dinner. The plants for the MG saleĀ are now on our driveway where I’m hoping they will start to grow with a little … Continue reading
Thursday Gardening
No doors today. Gardening has taken over my life right now. The Master Gardener annual plant sale is scheduled for Sunday, May 21, and as a long time committee member it gets pretty busy the month before. This morning I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Forsythia, Gardening, Master Gardener, New England, New Hampshire, Photography, Plant Sale, Thursday Doors
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End of May
Is it as busy at your house as it is here? The gardens are doing well with some of the early bloomers starting to wind down like the Bleeding Hearts but the Jack in the Pulpit, Geranium Sanguine, and Iris … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged Bee House, Camping, Fairy house, Gardening, Hosta, Master Gardener, Plant Sale, Transplanting, Woodman Museum
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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
