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This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Zone: 6A
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Garden on the Edge: August 2014
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Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Friday, August 29, 2014. Favorite Plant in the Garden this Week - Gaura. One of my all-summer long favorite plants is Gaura lindheimeri. Thanks to Danger Garden. Posted by Diana at Garden on the Edge. Many thoug...
Garden on the Edge: Wordless Wednesday
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Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Wednesday, June 10, 2015. A small sampling of what can be found in my garden right now. An unidentified Opiliones who clearly hadn't had her coffee yet. Posted by Diana at Garden on the Edge. Community Collabora...
Garden on the Edge: July 2014
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Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Thursday, July 31, 2014. I seem to have a theme going this week. When I first moved here I planted several Asian Lilies. I won't use pesticides. They're still getting eaten. Posted by Diana at Garden on the Edge.
Garden on the Edge: Favorite NEW Plant in the Garden This Week
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Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Monday, June 1, 2015. Favorite NEW Plant in the Garden This Week. One of my favorite new plants in the garden are the Icelandic Poppies ( Papaver nudicaula. Posted by Diana at Garden on the Edge. Plants are the ...
Garden on the Edge: Finding My Focus
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Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Thursday, June 11, 2015. Do you focus on the details that are closest to you while making the "big picture" slightly out of focus? Or do you focus on the petals and leave the stuff closest to you blurry? So that...
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Bloggers You Can Grow That! Day « Whole Life Gardening
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Looking for inspiration and relaxation? It’s all in your own backyard. As I See It. Bloggers You Can Grow That! Garden Reports and Rejoicing. Grateful Gardeners Book Club. Reasons To Grow Your Own Vegetables. Report From An Opinionated Gardener. Things I Hate About Your Garden. What's for dinner? You Can Grow That! The Best of Whole Life Gardening. Your ads will be inserted here by. Easy Plugin for AdSense. Please go to the plugin admin page toPaste your ad code OR Suppress this ad slot. As I See It,.
Beesnest: July 2011
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Thursday, July 28, 2011. Since becoming honey bee keepers we have become more aware of the many, many kinds of bees in our garden. All of them are polinators and are appreciated. Hubby received this Mason Bee hive as a gift. We hung it on the garage. If you look closely you will see that several of the pieces of bamboo are blocked. The bees have laid eggs and sealed up the openings. Tuesday, July 19, 2011. Hot time in the summer. Ever wonder what bees do when it is in the 90s? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Beesnest: December 2010
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010. Winter Solstice Good News. Imagine my surprise when I looked out the window today and saw activity. The temp is 51 and that is barely warm enough for them to venture out. Good news that we have live bees in both hives! Now girls get back in there before the sun sets. Hang in there girls . the days are getting longer! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Winter Solstice Good News. When a gardener collects vintage postcards. Garden on the Edge.
Beesnest: March 2012
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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Spring in the Bee Yard. Last spring we lost both colonies in the two hives we had started one year previously. There were lots and lots of dead bees on the bottom board. The inspector had looked at the empty hive boxes and determined that the colonies had likely starved to death during the winter because they were weak. We bought two nucs and installed the new colonies in the hives. And there were only a few dead bees. Keep your fingers crossed. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). When a...
Beesnest: Hot time in the summer
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011. Hot time in the summer. Ever wonder what bees do when it is in the 90s? Thousands of workers busy building comb, making honey, feeding the babies, feeding the Queen (she never feeds herself). This plus a hive box in the sun most of the day with very little ventilation must get very very hot. They sit on the veranda and fan themselves. This is called "bearding" in the bee keeper world, for obvious reasons. They also send out the foragers to get water for all the workers.
Beesnest: Spring in the Bee Yard
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Thursday, March 8, 2012. Spring in the Bee Yard. Last spring we lost both colonies in the two hives we had started one year previously. There were lots and lots of dead bees on the bottom board. The inspector had looked at the empty hive boxes and determined that the colonies had likely starved to death during the winter because they were weak. We bought two nucs and installed the new colonies in the hives. And there were only a few dead bees. Keep your fingers crossed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Beesnest: February 2011
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Saturday, February 19, 2011. Warm Day in February. All winter bee keepers have to just sit and wait and hope. When the temp gets above 50 degrees you will see a few bees out for a potty break. They will not potty in the hive. What we thought was our strongest hive, yellow, had not had any bees out on warm days in the last month. The green hive always had a few who would venture out. First we smoke the hive to cover up any pheromones that might tell the bees, "Intruders, attack". We found a few dead bees ...
Beesnest: September 2010
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010. More photos from Honey collection. Here are some more photos from the honey collection. Hot, sweaty and sweet work! Saturday, September 4, 2010. Robbers in Aggie's hive. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. We went to Aggie's to rob the honey from her bee hive. This is quite a process and it involves taking what the honey bees have labored long and hard to produce. That said, they just might resent us taking their honey. To get the bees to leave the super we spray a product called Bee ...
Beesnest: July 2010
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010. You can see why this is called a beard. This picture was taken early this morning and the crowd will increase as the sun comes up. Compare it to the green hive which has significantly fewer bees. Thursday, July 8, 2010. Did I say it is HOT? This is more of a garden update than a bee update but does contain info on the girls. These herbs survived thanks to the jug of water with one small hole in the bottom and the cap on top to seal it in. But they left some for us. When a gardener...
Beesnest: May 2011
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Friday, May 13, 2011. Today we met the bee inspector at our friends hive. We have been helping with her hive and because we are newbees we wanted him to take a look and make sure all was well. She has had this hive for three years and last year she lost a second hive to wax moths. We will inspect the hive again in about two weeks. We did find hive beetles and they are not usually a problem unless the colony is weak. While we were there we peaked at the cardinals in the nest by her front door. Today he de...
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Prayin' For Rain
Saturday, November 26, 2011. Our Last Harvest of the Year. The last pile of peppers that came out of our garden. They survived a frost or two, and then we finally got around to picking them. They are in the freezer now, as I did not have time to put them up properly before we headed to Texas for a couple of weeks! Friday, September 30, 2011. Waste Less- Part 2. Mint Syrup- Makes a very refreshing glass of tea! Coarsely chopped fresh mint. Monday, September 19, 2011. Wasting Less- Post 1. So I made a doub...
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Garden on Sherlock Street. Sunday, March 4, 2018. This post is property of http:/ gardenonsherlockstreet.blogspot.com/. Gardener on Sherlock Street. This post is property of http:/ gardenonsherlockstreet.blogspot.com/. Gardener on Sherlock Street. Saturday, February 17, 2018. First Flower Of 2018. I've been watching the buds come up all week and today one bloomed! It's the first crocus of 2018. I have a little list going:. This post is property of http:/ gardenonsherlockstreet.blogspot.com/. Plum/roma ty...
Gardening in Ontario – Information on Gardening Vegetables and Flowers in Ontario.
Information on Gardening Vegetables and Flowers in Ontario. Home gardening continues to grow in popularity. One of every three families does some type of home gardening, according to conservative estimates, with a majority of gardens located in urban areas. Home gardeners can produce tasty, nutritious vegetables wonderfull flowers, and sweet fruit. To be a successful gardener requires following a few basic rules and making practical decisions. Outside spaces: The great (and trending) outdoors.
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Garden on the Edge
Garden on the Edge. This blog is about gardening and nature, two subjects that are inherently intertwined. I live outside of Boston (on the edge of an urban area) and near the ocean (on the edge of the land) and my property abuts a city owned natural area (on the edge of nature) what better name? Friday, January 1, 2016. One of my Tweeps recently posted a Tiny Tank Challenge. The idea was that participants would spend less than $100 and set up a tank that would hold at most 5 gallons. Because I like to w...
Garden on the Farm - Photos and More
Garden on the Farm was launched to share our love of gardening here on the farm with our readers. While the site is currently a photo blog, we will be adding more articles in the coming weeks. On our site you will find:. Photos of the Farm. The farm animals currently in residence include: beef cows, horses, chickens, guinea hens, one sheep and most recently mini horses. There are always new animals being born on the farm. This spring we were blessed with 3 new baby cows. Future Plans for the Site include:.
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Garden on the Go
Get involved with GOTG. Garden on the Go. Aiming to foster an appreciation for farming and healthy eating among area youth. 8220;the pop heard ’round detroit”. By Claire & Serena on September 1, 2013, no comments. Serena hides concern as she smiles with the garden (that isn’t so “on the go” anymore). Belvin was able to help Serena and me detach the trailer and secure it so we could go home and figure out how to save our precious veggies. (& thank you so much to Mrs. Liles for letting us catch our...The t...
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GARDEN ON THE GOLDEN ROCK
Friday, August 15, 2014. I know it's been ages. I'm sorry, it's just that we have been so very busy for the last few months I have barely had time to think let alone blog to you guys! Anyway, rather than rabbiting on too much (you know I'm good at that). I'm just gonna show you what we've been up to! Visitor centre is done! The walls knocked down, the floor filled in and painted and all the walls have a nice new coat of paint too. nice and sparkly new! Sheila did some science! We overhauled the compost a...
Garden Verses
Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Summer Is Short And So Am I. Summer Is For Fun. In our house we learn every day about conservation and frugality. Most importantly, you want us to take seriously a district wide publication with numerous spelling, grammar, context and mixed gender errors. Who checked this packet for proper CUPS? I love to read, and I spent hours pouring over the Game Of Thrones series this summer with my college son in the back yard, but I believe an 11 year old can get more enrichment out of ...
