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ilona1 squidoo: NOTICE Of Change

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Go to my Ilona1 Hubber Page. Sunday, February 8, 2015. Squidoo sold its content holdings to Hubpages. Since August of 2014 all of "Ilona1" content was transferred to Hubpages under the user name "ilonagarden". All the lenses have a new place as hubs if they were acceptable in the new format and rules, otherwise I had to move them to one of my websites or delete them. Over all the move was a good one, and I am happy with the present results of it. Whether there will be a future for Hubpages or any onl...

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ilona1 squidoo: FIX WIP LENSES

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Go to my Ilona1 Hubber Page. Thursday, July 17, 2014. There is a helpful tutorial on getting your lenses out of WIP status. Found in the HQ section. After reading it again, I needed a refresher in light of so many of my lenses dropping off the chart, I find that the answer to my particular problem is largely a matter of letting lenses "go stale". They needed updating, refreshing, and re-publishing. So which are the newly refreshed, and republished? Fresh Summer Candle Scents. My Deer Christmas Kitchen.

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Lavender Dreams

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On Squidoo, an informative lens on growing lavender. And a collection of Lavender articles. Published on the Garden Journal. I am hoping that I can revitalize the old lavender hedge with new plants this year. I think I will try to root cuttings inside the greenhouse. which I hope is of more use this year. This years plans do include a reprise of the Lavender and purple petunia duo I have mentioned so often. That means finding a source for buying purple petunias- hopefully in six packs. 5 Tips for Clay.

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Future Present

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This year was one of the greatest fruit production years that I've seen in all my gardening time here in my flatland rural place. And little to no Japanese beetles! I will be making plans for the next year's garden. At the beginning of 2011. I'll also be making some video for the garden journal; made some trial videos just to see how it is done. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Projects for the Year. This page was an organized way to access the best of Ilona's Garden Journal.

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Notes About Last Season

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Notes About Last Season. I noticed my list from last year, things I hoped to get done by August 2010. Now that I am going into growing season 2011, where does my garden stand? I had accomplished #1,2,4,5,7,10 last year. This spring I have finished #3 (although that pyracantha could use still more pruning-it was wayyyy out of hand), and #6. Move all the shasta daisies out of the east flower bed.✔. Move the echinacea✔. Severely trim back the pyracantha✔. Divide Caramel heuchera for increase✔. This page was...

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Task Rollover

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Divide and move Daffodils after bloom. Divide the 'Jack Frost' Brunnera for increase. Get some alpine strawberries growing. Try out the seed bomb. Add two additional raised beds, clean up the present ones. Add soil to the old raised beds of small bulbs. Transplant the self seeded. Caryopteris × clandonensis. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Projects for the Year. This page was an organized way to access the best of Ilona's Garden Journal. Which is now located in my blog. 5 Tips for Clay.

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Assessment Time in Fall

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Assessment Time in Fall. There are times in the year's procession when you look back, and then look forward. New Years, January 1 is one of those times, but for the gardener, the end of the growing season is surely one as well. My vegetable garden was a bust this year. I did not harvest even the poor crops I had growing. Even the Swiss chard which grew back strongly on its own accord went unused, although I think I could harvest some yet, for delicious addition to quiche, if I wish. Seem to have resulted...

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June Chores

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If you don't weed now, the weeds will get too much of a hold. Don't let them go to seed. After rains, the grass weeds are easiest to pull, the thistles the worst. Sunny days better for dandelion and thistle pulling and shuffle hoeing. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Projects for the Year. This page was an organized way to access the best of Ilona's Garden Journal. Which is now located in my blog. If you want entire articles, simply go to my site, Ilona's Garden. Or to the Fixit blog.

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About – Ilona's Garden Weblog

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Ilona's Garden Weblog. Letting you know about Ilona's Garden suite of websites. I have a growing number of garden sites. The main website is Ilona’s Garden, which is full of information on how you can make your own garden a beautiful place. It has plant profiles and design guidance. My garden blog is Ilona’s Garden Journal. Which is one of the “pioneer” garden blogs of the blogosphere. Now, the Garden Librarian. 8221; to replace the old geocities. Ilona’s Reflecting Pool. Well Squidoo has proven to be a ...