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Rhonda Fleming Hayes

Garden Trends: Seeing Double

Oh no, Mama's having one of her spells. It may be a migraine, very possibly that pesky vertigo, always annoying. But what a great lead-in for a subject I've been thinking about lately. All this dizziness has me pondering double flowers.




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Posted by Rhonda Fleming Hayes on February 8, 2010 at 2:52pm

Jennifer

Whats your favorite thing in the garden?


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Posted by Jennifer on February 8, 2010 at 10:35am — 1 Comment

barbara ann kelley

the love of my flower garden

HELLO BACK YARD GARDENERS THIS IS HOW I SPEND MOST OF MY TIME AND I LOVE IT.LIVE IN WEST TEXAS WHERE IT GETS REAL HOT IN THE SUMMER TIME. YOU HAVE TO USE YOUR HEAD ABOUT PLANTING HERE. ROSES DO REAL GOOD AND BEDDING PLANTS.I HAVE A BIG ROSE GARDEN IN MY BACK YARD I ALSO LIKE TO PUT BIG ROCKS AROUND IN MY FLOWER BEDS.BENN LIVING IN ODESSA TEXAS FOR ABOUT 30 YEARS NOW, BORN AND RAISE IN BUTLER, GEORGIA HAD THREE SONS AND ONE DAUGHTER THEY ALL LIVE CLOSE TO ME. ALSO HAVE EIGHT GRANDKIDS.I LIKE TO P… Continue

Posted by barbara ann kelley on February 5, 2010 at 7:30pm

Walt Gray          AR

Winter isn't even for the birds.

I know the necessity of winter for the plants around us, but I am so dying for spring to get here. I have so much to do in my yard and on my pond that it is driving me crazy. I'm getting a new koi this week (her name is Dotty) and if you happen to see one of my posts in the water garden section, I have a picture posted of her there. I just got through preparing a quarantine tank for her that she will reside in for about 3 weeks. I hate the whole quarantine process, but it is so necessary for the… Continue

Posted by Walt Gray AR on February 4, 2010 at 4:22pm

Rhonda Fleming Hayes

Tropical Vacation in St Paul



I can surmise from the tell-tale glow of the timer lights that my neighbors have all taken off for warmer climes. In need of a little heat and humidity myself, I thought I'd take a little trip. From the photos you probably thought Hawaii. No, I decided on St. Paul. Visit The Garden Buzz and join me on a tour… Continue

Posted by Rhonda Fleming Hayes on February 3, 2010 at 3:30pm

Rhonda Fleming Hayes

2010 Perennial Plant of the Year: Baptisia australis...The True Beauty of False Indigo (and how it reminded me of Stevie Nicks singing at the Grammys)

I was toying with idea of comparing the 2010 Perennial of the Year with a chubby, pretty girl in the third row of a choir. But then I saw the Taylor Swift/Stevie Nicks duet on the Grammys. And I took a different path...read more at The Garden Buzz

Posted by Rhonda Fleming Hayes on February 1, 2010 at 9:13pm

Deborah Miller

January 30, 2010

Cold today but sunny here in Mesopotamia. I saw 24.5 degrees on the thermometer today......... so warmed up more than they said it would. That's nice! Just having the sun shine is such a mood-lifter for me! The birds were busy at the feeders today, they are fun to watch. I see that an Amish farmer tapped his maple trees this week............... might be a little early for that?? It's not fun having to dump frozen buckets of sap........... been there done that! Also another Amish farm has their s… Continue

Posted by Deborah Miller on January 30, 2010 at 3:45pm

Carol Casparek

Waking Up

It’s been a long time since I signed on. In the mean time winter has been in full swing but we’ve been lucky not to see the harsh weather of last winter. We’ve had very little snow and a minimum amount of very cold days. It’s been warn enough that the bonsais are confused and are almost fully leafed out in the greenhouse. So now I’m in a quandary. Do I take them out, or leave them in. The bonsai crab apple not only has leaves but is beginning to put on blooms. We are sure to have some more cold… Continue

Posted by Carol Casparek on January 30, 2010 at 3:38pm

Rhonda Fleming Hayes

Eating Local Made a Little Easier



Just days after the announcement of Apple's iPad, it's easy to think that all the new ideas are hi-tech, complex and out of reach. And then an idea comes along that is sweet and simple, and based on sharing. A smart lady with the appropriate last name of Farmer, has started a website called The Farmer's Garden… Continue

Posted by Rhonda Fleming Hayes on January 29, 2010 at 8:32pm

Denise Brown

Fairy Houses

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In the fall, I organize an artist of a dozen professional artists in Portsmouth NH that builds Fairy Houses. The Fairy House Tour is run by about 25 volunteers that get kids to build fairy houses all over town throughout the gardens and parks. About 5,000 people turn out to see it. Quite an event with all the little kids (and s… Continue

Posted by Denise Brown on January 29, 2010 at 9:14am — 6 Comments

 
 

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