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So hot and dry we need a CWO…
Around here it is HOT & DRY! One week of 95 – 100 degrees and one week of 70 degrees and now back to 90 degrees with no rain has made for some interesting gardening! Since I am the CWO … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme Friday: Celebrating Over Achievers
There are some plants in my Zone 5 garden that I really have to keep an eye on. I affectionately call them my over achievers. They can and will take over! However, I have to say that after 2 years … Continue reading
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Tagged Coreopsis, Flower, Flowers, Perennials, Sedum, Yarrow
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