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Spring Fever

Spring fever is a term applied to several sets of physical and psychological symptoms associated with the arrival of spring says Wikipedia. It isn’t mentioned here, but I can tell you that at my house it includes being so excited … Continue reading

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Gold Medal and Miss All-American Beauty

Saturday we found ourselves at Dammann’s Garden Center. Dammann’s is a wonderful place that just happens to carry an extensive line of roses! Sadly, not many garden centers in my area carry roses. I found 2 beauties—Gold Medal and Miss … Continue reading

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Can you say BLT?

I love BLTs. Don’t you? I think I may have to try this Monster BLT from The Pioneer Woman…. click here. If you take a look at that sandwich she prepared, your mouth will water for sure! Nothing is better … Continue reading

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Wordless Wednesday: Early Garden Beauty

My garden is coming back about 4 weeks earlier than ever before. Click on the first picture to start the gallery.

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Bloom Thyme Friday: Food for Thought

To keep your roses and other plants happily blooming for an entire season they need lots of sunshine, a consistent amount of water and regular doses of nutritional food! This year it’s all organic fertilizers for me. I know there … Continue reading

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Bloom Thyme Friday: 2011 Garden Year in Review

From the delivery of 8,000 + lbs of flagstone to being named Costa Farms “Garden of the Month” in July, 2011 was an amazing gardening year… Highlights… An unexpected new sunny garden … after lightning strike took down a 60′ … Continue reading

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Confessions of a Twine Junkie

I love twine. I have A LOT of twine. I use it for LOTS of things … from securing a vine or tomato plant, hanging a bird feeder or decorating a package with a pretty twine bow. It’s natural. It’s … Continue reading

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