Laris Pickett: Growing Small Plants In Unusal Containers

Garden Stew
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Dark red miniature rose, flowers resemble hybrid tea (reply) :: Plant ID Author: eileen
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:55 am (GMT 0)

I couldn't find a 'Serena Parade' miniature rose either. There are around a dozen types of mini parades though and I'm sure they are all beautiful - maybe you could start a collection of all the different varieties. Very Happy

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Pet Memorial Thread (reply) :: Pets Author: Gardengirl
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:35 am (GMT 0)

Awww so sorry to hear the sad news of Maggie but the right decision was made, she is at peace now. What a lovely girl she was.
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The First Seed Order Is In (reply) :: The Village Square Author: daisybeans
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:01 am (GMT 0)

Ilove marigolds too. My favorite are the small orange and brown ones, that are very ruffly. Here they refer to them as french marigolds, I don't know why. I love the fragrance. They bring back nice memories for me too Sjoerd and they scream summer. Petunias do the same -- I remember we would sniff the blossoms until they stuck to our nose and laugh and laugh.

I like those rose attachements!! Sounds liek you had a gardeners Christmas in February.
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"Once the relation between poetry and the soil is well established in the mind, all growing things are endowed with more than material beauty." -Elizabeth Lawrence

Garden - Do It Yourself
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Winterizing Your Mower How to take care of your lawn mower during the winter months. Once fall arrives, the air gets chilly, the leaves change How to take care of your lawn mower during the winter months. Once fall arrives, the air gets chilly, the leaves change
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Flower Garden Bulbs
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IMPORTANT Please Read This rss feed will be discontinued shortly and a brand new improved one will take its place. Due to software changes it is no longer feasible for me to continue to do this all manually (the new system is automated and tells you of new pages as well as changes...

Bicolor tulips or two-toned tulips Bicolor tulips are some of the showiest results of the plant breeding world. These flames and two-toned colours rank up there with some of the finest show plants. You'll simply be blown away by the extent of flower colors and shapes when you jump into this...

Ya like purple tulips? Here's a listing of great purple tulips for your spring time wake up call. You can easily mix and match these with yellow tulips and pink tulips to create stunning visual effects in your spring flower bulb garden

Doug Green's Perennial Gardening News
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IMPORTANT Note to all subscribers Due to some software changes, this rss feed will be discontinued and a new one started. If you go to my perennials page, you'll find my new feed on the left hand side of the page with full instructions on how to add this to your reader (right click as always...

Green Roofs Green roofs and green roofing systems are the "in" thing in Europe and given a gardening system that heats your home in the winter and cools it in the summer - what's not to like. Here's the three systems in place right now and the page is a starter page...

Deer Resistant Perennials Here's a list of so-called deer resistant perennials. The wonder of this is of course that deer in different parts of the country eat different plants and what they won't touch in the east is staple fodder out west. Nobody said deer had to be consistent....