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18 hours ago by Farmgirl Susan

Or Maybe It's Just a Fiery Burst of Beautiful Color—But Definitely a Celebration Nonetheless Here's hoping you had a glorious Fourth of July! Did you do anything in the garden over the holiday weekend? Or, more importantly, did you eat anything from the garden? I harvested the garlic (and about 40 p ...

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20 hours ago by Melanie

This evening was the first time this season that I went around and live-headed my daylilies. Live-head, a term that many people have never heard. When a gardener dead-heads a plant, they are removing a spent bloom. Some plants don't require this but others, like daylilies, show much better if the th ...

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21 hours ago by Stephanie

Ok, so I am putting one foot in front of the other. So far it is not too terrible. I am learning to be a nomadic bather. I have learned to microwave water and wash my hair in the kitchen sink (I have not had running hot water since the fire happened, June 9). Friends are being helpful and letting me ...

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1 day ago by Jules K

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1 day ago by NellJean

In previous years, I pulled all but the purplest periwinkles. The past 2 years, a few pale pinks sneaked in and I left them. Now we're back to polkadot colors when reseeders start to bloom. 'Moonbeam' coreopsis is the palest yellow, just right with 'Sunny Knockout' roses, which have a tendency to fa ...

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1 day ago by Shady Gardener

Hemerocallis Try saying THAT 5 times really fast! hemerocallis, hemerocallis, hemerocallis, hemerocallis, hemerocallis! If I were gardening in a lot more sunlight, I'm positive I'd have a LOT more of these plants!! Whenever I want a "fix," I head over to Gotta Garden! :-) Meanwhile, these are the da ...

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1 day ago by George Africa

Missouri Beauty Saturday, July 4, 2009 Happy Independence Day! A dark, gray, wet day here on the mountain. The temperature is holding at 59 degrees and there is a little wind started. Karl the Wonder Dog was not the least bit impressed by yet another wet morning and his walk with me was shorter than ...

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1 day ago by Gayze

For most people, a casual outing that includes a walk around the yard, a trip to the store, and a stop at a friend’s farm might not be a major deal. For me, after so many months in a wheel chair, and trapped indoors, and now staying at my Dad’s since he took a bad fall, such a trip is heaven on eart ...

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2 days ago by Butchy and Snickers

Hey Pals, Well our Friday is off to a rotten start. Poor Miss Snickers had seizures AGAIN this morning. Mama just couldn't believe it. Mama is soooooooo MAD at the Seizure Monster. Snickers has a vet appointment for Monday, so we were hoping no more seizures until then at least, but NOOOOOOOOO, the ...

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2 days ago by George Africa

Friday, July 3, 2009 A wet morning here in Marshfield. Enough is enough but we have no control over the switch that makes the rain fall. The rivers are very high and the daylily beds are floating today. I need to mow between the rows so customers and visitors can get about but there's no hope of tha ...

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