4 days ago by Lauren

Suddenly it is November! I am not sure where October and most of September got off to, but here we are. We had our first frost on October 16 and since then it has been very temperate outside. I have cleared the tomato vines and basil bushes out of the garden and planted three kale plants. I got so b ...

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8 days ago by M. E. Wickham

This is the one pink garden portrait that did not come from my day trip to Park Seed/Wayside Gardens. This shade-loving panicle was discovered growing back in the woods. I’d seen the plant it came from many times before, and frankly, do not find it attractive. It looks like the kind of thing that wo ...

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14 days ago

Landscape design has often been compared to painting a picture. Your artwork mentor was sure to tell you that a good picture should have a point of central focus, and the rest of the points should simply go to make the central idea more beautiful, or to form a fine atmosphere for it. So in landscapi ...

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25 days ago by evelyfe

Banksia seed pods. They look like hungry baby birds to me! What does this photo remind you of?

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26 days ago by M. E. Wickham

My sister arrived for a visit at the beginning of Week Six of The Artist’s Way — and coincidentally right at the beginning of the intense deadline madness. All summer we’d discussed visiting Park Seed Company and Wayside Gardens, as their trial gardens and headquarters are about a two-hour drive fro ...

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27 days ago by Brad Proctor

Well, this past week I was looking down into the holler toward Webb’s Creek thinking about a special tree that has exploding seed pods and blooms flowers after all of its leaves fall off. It is my favorite autumn tree of the 135 different species that blanket the Great Smoky Mountains. Yellowstone [ ...

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31 days ago by Customer Service

A thought from Ecclesiastes when looking at the dried seed pods of this old yucca flower: For everything there is a season, And a time for every matter under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; … and backside with the above quote fro ...

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31 days ago by Sasa

All the females who are looking for a feminine and appealing tattoo artwork, lower back tattoo patterns are the best option. Lower back artworks add femininity and sensual appeal to the wearer that makes them very attractive. Over the past decade, lower back tattoo designs have become very popular. ...

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33 days ago by marta

One of the most unique looking flowers that I've seen here in the Turks and Caicos Yesterday was a rainy and over cast day and in the late afternoon the skies cleared a little. I took my camera and headed out into the bush to see what I could find. The rains had made all the difference and wildflowe ...

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34 days ago by Jacqueline D'Elia

My Rain Lilies ( Zephyranthes carinata) gave a wonderful show these past few weeks with the welcomed rains. Rain lilies can be propagated by separating the offsets on the bulbs and planting them in spring. Some rain lilies produce seed pods which I’ve collected this fall and will plant in a test con ...

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