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November Garden
Spent today getting the roses and their companions ready for a long winter’s nap and decorating the potting shed porch. Now we wait for snow! We have had a beautiful fall and I AM excited about Christmas and I do … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: 2012 Top Ten
For us in the midwest this was the year of the drought. For 9 weeks we had no rain. Most of the pictures of the entries for the 2012 Top Ten are before the drought began. However, there are a … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Uncategorized
Tagged Annabell Hydrangeas, Clematis, Drought, HYDRANGEAS, Larkspur, New Dawn, potting shed, ROSES
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Bloom Thyme Friday: A Glorious Morning Walk
This morning I had a most glorious walk through my garden! The drought is over and many of my roses and their companions in the garden think it is spring! I am looking over green grass, glossy rose leaves, reblooming … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Roses, Uncategorized
Tagged Drift Roses, gardens, Knockout Roes, Morning Glories, potting shed, ROSES, Sunny Knockout
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Bloom Thyme: Getting Ready
Today I spent some quality time in the garden getting the roses ready for winter and planting more daffodils. I also had time in the Potting Shed to get my amaryllis’ potted up and ready to make a big splash … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: THE LIST
In the fall I start getting a bit frantic … trying to enjoy my roses ENOUGH. ENOUGH to make it last. ENOUGH to make it last until next May. That is a lot of enjoying. And, this is the time … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: Potting Places
Step into the potting shed and the hum of the everyday world dwindles into silence. The air is warm and smells of earth. Wood flats checkerboard the potting bench, terra cotta pots tower in the corner like soup bowls on a … Continue reading
The Potting Shed
Step into the potting shed and the hum of the everyday world dwindles into silence. The air is warm and smells of earth. Wood flats checkerboard the potting bench, terra cotta pots tower in the corner like soup bowls on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dirt Drawer, GARDEN SHEDS, Garden Tools, GARDENING, potting shed, POTTING SHEDS, Smith & Hawkins
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