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Michele enjoys all facets of gardening as well as many related activities utilizing gifts of the garden such as cooking, crafts, photography, floral arranging, and maintaining wildlife habitats.
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Tyla gardens in central Alabama where she has to contend with heavy clay soil,sweltering summers and rainy winters. She has been gardening for over 20 years.
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The red and white amaryllis is a popular flower during the holiday season. This particular flower has the look of a delicious Christmas candy cane.
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Read more...A new garden blog where gardeners can share experiences with gardening, tips, garden tools and supplies information and learn about seed saving and how to start your own personal seed bank.
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Read more...If you ask a ling-time Chanterelle Mushroom hunter where to find chanterelles they will tell you--"In the woods." You'll seldom find a mushroom hunter willing to share highly confidential in
Read more...Whether you enjoy experimenting with plants or are looking for a fun science experiment to do with a youngster, this site is a must see. In 2005, experiments were performed on Paperwhite Narcissu
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Containers gardens are not just for spring and summer enjoyment, there are several fall flowers that can be planted in containers garden that will provide beauty and color when other flowers have wi
Read more...I dedicated myself to learning all or as much as I can about where my life will go. I met this guy who is originally from Queensland, Australia. I liked him specially his style of offering
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No other blooming Christmas flower receives so many oohs and aahs as the strikingly beautiful Amaryllis.
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Leucojum,also known as snowflake, is an easy to grow spring blooming bulb that is closely related to daffodils (narcissus).
Read more...The arrival of the Christmas cactus is always a welcomed sight in stores and garden centers. Mingling amongst the poinsettias, amaryllis, paperwhites, mistletoe, and holly, the Christmas cactus
Read more...I love color! Spring and summer are my seasons of choice as I only have to look around to see a festival of color from flowers, bushes, and trees. But oh, the winter! Brown grass, tr
Read more...Don't let all your Jack-O-Lanterns, pumpkins, gourds and squashes go to waste after Halloween. There are many ways to recycle them.
Read more...If you ask a ling-time Chanterelle Mushroom hunter where to find chanterelles they will tell you--"In the woods." You'll seldom find a mushroom hunter willing to share highly confidential in
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One of the biggest joys of gardening is discovering another use for everything growing whether by fate of hand or in the wild.
Read more...One of my favorite fruits to enjoy during the summer is strawberries.
Read more...The change of seasons can feel so abrupt in the garden. We wake up one morning and all those vibrant summer flowers have disappeared seemingly overnight.
Read more...Saving money is not the only reason to save seeds from this year’s gardens, although it can be a huge incentive. I am always amazed standing in the store, seed packets in hand, and estimat
Read more...Autumn is upon us. At higher altitudes, it may even look like winter already.
Read more...The poinsettia is best known for its beauty at Christmas time. Most people throw them away after Christmas when they start dropping leaves and appearing ill, thinking there is no chance of bloomi
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