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Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted.
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Musings of a Garden Historian: December 2007
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Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Monday, December 03, 2007. Been gone for a while. Here are pictures of the Sunday snow and the Monday thaw! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Thursday, June 27, 2013. Labels: Blog relaunch yet again! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In an effort to restart a blog I am going to post .
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Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Friday, March 21, 2008. Thought you might like this addendum to my print post. Here in Brooklyn the narcissus and crocuses (croci? Lowes had much ...
Musings of a Garden Historian: Holiday Time
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Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Tuesday, April 08, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
Musings of a Garden Historian: May 2008
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Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Friday, May 02, 2008. The Forsythia has past and as you can see, my PJM rhody is droping its blossoms. The magnolias are going too.
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About the Artist’s Garden. Just another WordPress.com weblog. Laquo; A Sweet Pea – Moment of Madness! Excellent blog goes to …. How Many pairs of (Gardening) Gloves does a Girl Need? February 20, 2008 by artistsgarden. I have been getting all my gardening tools and bits and pieces in order, ready to go back to work in March. (I “do” other peoples Gardens, weeding, digging etc). So I have started buying Gardening gloves. I have a lot of gloves – to protect my hands. Of course – after about...Thank you Jud...
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Musings of a Garden Historian
Musings of a Garden Historian. Hello: Welcome to my blog dedicated to well-known and arcane bits of garden history, horticulture, and the world of vernacular gardening (known outside the academic world simply as "gardening"). Spring is here and I suspect that as the weather warms, I will be focusing on gardening instead of garden history. I'll keep you posted. Thursday, June 27, 2013. Labels: Blog relaunch yet again! Friday, May 02, 2008. Aren't bleeding hearts the most amazing construction? For the firs...
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