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06
Nov
2009
Protected: The wilderness – wild cherry trees, wild roses

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Corners of my Garden - cornersofmygarden.com

20
Jul
2009
Green Bay Botanical Garden Wedding

111 days ago by Angela Kusek-Schubert

We had the pleasure of doing another gorgeous wedding at the Green Bay Botanical Gardens. The products for these bouquets were sourced locally, with the only request that be in shades of orange and pinks. Can do! We love the endless opportunity to create based on what is looking best that day. The b ...

Petal Pusher - petalpusherbuzz.com · Rank: 173,178 · 1 reference

Corporate Party

111 days ago by Angela Kusek-Schubert

This corporation's color just happens to be tiffany blue. There are not many blue flowers out there so we chose to do blue wire accents in the vase with whimsical flowers on top. Spider mums, ladies mantle, nigella, hypericum berry, and the like are all included in this arrangement. {Does anyone els ...

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31
May
2009
Iris Steal the Show this Sunday

161 days ago by maria

Looking down from Deck --blue -purple Iris sibirica and yellow pseudacorus, blue Polemonium (Jacob's Ladder), and Hosta (and a bit of pink Aquilegia amid the Daphne caucasia Purple Iris germanica with pink Dianthus, pink Rhododendren, blue Nepata, chartreuse Alchemilla in the front side garden Clema ...

a garden maker's notes - mariavonbrincken.com/blog

01
Apr
2009
Dock Pudding - a potato recipe

221 days ago by plantswithpurpose

Here is a recipe I used the other day for a Dock Pudding using mashed potato instead of oatmeal or barley. Oatmeal’s better, but I can’t have it at the moment because of the beeping Lent challenge, oddly enough I never grew a field of oats last year, perhaps I should try this year in case I ever hav ...

Wild Food & Wild Things - plantswithpurpose.wordpress.com

10
Mar
2009
Mud Now, Flowers Later

242 days ago by cara

Just a few more weeks: daffs and peach tree bloom simultaneously in April MARCH is mud season in the Hudson Valley, raw, wet, and long. If I lived here full-time, I’d probably have to shoot myself right about now, but for remembering what’s to come. After gardening on this property for seven years, ...

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