9 days ago by Phillip Oliver

Things are blooming like mad on this first day of February - our Star Magnolia is in full bloom, way ahead of schedule. One thing that is on time, is the Winter Honeysuckle. It is such a pleasure to catch the fragrance of this shrub. It comes unexpected and envelopes you in wonderfulness. I took thi ...

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90 days ago by typicalgardener

Stray plants in the garden normally spell trouble but not when they are Thymophylla Tenuiloba seedlings. These tiny seedlings could never be mistaken for a weed; not with their soft, fine, scented leaves. We bought a pot of Thymophylla Tenuiloba many years ago; a froth of small dainty yellow flowers ...

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92 days ago by Anya

I read about this very fragrant apple-size muskmelon several years ago, and I finally got around to getting some seeds so I can grow it. They're germinating in starter pots and I'll transplant them in a few weeks. They'll need some support to grow up for optimum yield, so I'm clearing out some Delic ...

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96 days ago by typicalgardener

‘Angel’s Trumpet’. The brugmansia’s common name suits this pendulous beauty to a tee. The trumpets are lovely in any colour; waxy white, as well as luscious peach, yellow and pink. A single flower is mesmerizing enough in terms of its beauty, size and fragrance; a tree in full bloom just defies desc ...

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98 days ago by Davy Barr

Fragrances fill my life with pleasure. Nothing brings back old memories and nostalgia to me like a smell from my childhood. Fall is one of the best times of the year for fragrance. Houses are filled with the aroma of pumpkin, apple, and the spices that go with them. Yards are filled with the perfume ...

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122 days ago by SerenityGuide

Article by Cheryl D. Jones Bringing the four elements to the garden can open up many avenues into oneself. Just as Feng shui corrects the positive and negative influences of interior placement, incorporating the elements of Fire, Water, Air and Earth can bring balance and peace to the garden. The fi ...

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128 days ago by Gardora

Now is the ideal time to plant new shrubs! Try a fragrant sweet olive! About this evergreen: http://bit.ly/ocwnt4

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130 days ago by HerbGuy

by kaitlyn rose Question by eve: 40 spice Hummus? Whats in it? I make very good, trad. hummus with roasted garlic,etc…. But want to know what the 40 spice has in it? Is it a curry blend? Im guessing cumin, Cayenne, garlic powder, bk pepper, paprika…parsley’s an herb, so what else is in there? or wha ...

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166 days ago by Pomona Belvedere

‘Zinfandel’ looks more like ‘grape’ to me I was letting my sweet pea vines grow out so I could collect seed. As all seed-collectors know, this means you have ratty drying vines for a while. But then something miraculous happened. My sweet peas started flowering again. I don’t live in those wonderful ...

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187 days ago by Adam Pasco

Ask any seed company to name their Top 10 bestselling flowers and you'll regularly find sweet peas in first place.