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The Midnight Garden: Catching Up

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One gardener's observations, discoveries and random thoughts whilst simultaneously worshipping and dallying in a Cape Cod garden. "A garden," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "is like those pernicious machineries which catch a man's coatskirt or his hand, and draw in his arm, his leg and his whole body to irresistable destruction.". Wednesday, October 08, 2008. What's your experience been in transferring a blog and its archives from one place to t'other? Now, I realize ( and have been reminded. Speaking of morn...

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The Midnight Garden: Some Progress with the Nesting

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One gardener's observations, discoveries and random thoughts whilst simultaneously worshipping and dallying in a Cape Cod garden. "A garden," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "is like those pernicious machineries which catch a man's coatskirt or his hand, and draw in his arm, his leg and his whole body to irresistable destruction.". Thursday, October 09, 2008. Some Progress with the Nesting. The previous doc hadn't been nearly so specific, and its just another reminder to me ( which I'll try to pass on to you.

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New Sprout: January 2008

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Some strange trees at the garden for the blind at the San Antonio Botanical Gardens. Sown by Priscilla George. Sorry again for lack of updates. Nothing has been going on much. I have started school to get my Landscape and Horticulture Associates degree! Also I'll be starting a new job as a live plant merchandiser. These are the Dianthus, Armeria, Columbine, and Campanula. Muscari in bowl to decorate the inside of my apartment. A hyacinth peaking out. Sown by Priscilla George. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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New Sprout: Daylily Season

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It's daylily season here at New Sprout. I'm so glad that this year I did go on vacation at this time. Last year I missed most of my daylily and did not get a great show out of them. This year it is different and it seems every daylily I have has a scape on it! So here is the show of daylilies. I think I finally got them figured out as to who is who. Now if only I marked the fan before the blooms are all gone. A tiny daylily 2 inches in diameter that is beautiful yellow. So small but still so pretty.

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New Sprout: May 2009

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Just a few days ago my daylilies put on a good show. I got to see Saucy Sue for the first time and Ruffled Valentine. Not only did I get to see those but Saucy Sue had two buds and Raindrop had 3 blooms at the same time. Normally only one bloom per plant at a time. Saucy Sue about to bloom. The Scarlet Gleam Nasturtium had it's first bloom. I didn't take good care of my nasturtiums so they aren't as big as they should be. At least I got to see a bloom! Sown by Priscilla George. Sown by Priscilla George.

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The Midnight Garden: Thursday

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One gardener's observations, discoveries and random thoughts whilst simultaneously worshipping and dallying in a Cape Cod garden. "A garden," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "is like those pernicious machineries which catch a man's coatskirt or his hand, and draw in his arm, his leg and his whole body to irresistable destruction.". Friday, October 10, 2008. Naturally, it was only once that destruction had been done that it was discovered that the new stove was actually the source of the leaking.and it has ...

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Dave's Allotment: Asparagus and More Sowing

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Saturday, April 26, 2008. Asparagus and More Sowing. Today the first Asparagus of the year was ready for picking. There was 7 stalks to be picked today, but it's still an exciting moment. Within an hour and a half of picking them we were eating them. Fabulous. I sowed another 3 rows of Autumn King carrots today. They were then covered with a tunnel of Enviromesh to help prevent carrot root fly. Next to the patio you can see the peas are really coming through well. Posted by Dave at 7:51 PM.

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Sweet Potato Slips | Worms and Flowers

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. By Lzyjo on April 1, 2010. What the hay is a sweet potato slip? This question has been really bothering me and now I know they are rooted clippings from shoots that sprout from sweet potatoes. Silly me, Whenever I heard things like plant sweet potato slips, I assumed they were like seed potatoes, or something, even though I knew that Sweet Potatoes. Because I ate one yesterday purchased last fall and there’s still one hiding in the cupboard. Research shows that s...Tons of...