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Want a garden that’s in harmony with nature? Native plants from Growing Wild Nursery will help attract pollinators, birds, and other wildlife into your garden
Native Wildlife | Piedmont Gardener
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Musings of an obsessive gardener. Archive for category Native Wildlife. On August 27, 2016. Top of Southern Red Oak (. I love trees. All sizes, colors, species — as long as they’re natives, of course. No invasive exotic species, please! We’ve all appreciated the welcome shade of a wide-reaching oak, or the Christmasy scent of pines in a cozy grove. Trees symbolize stability; their roots anchor deeply into earth; their branches reach forever skyward. Mature Sweet Gum — top two-thirds. Given the time-scale...
piedmont gardening | Piedmont Gardener
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Musings of an obsessive gardener. Archive for category piedmont gardening. On August 27, 2016. Top of Southern Red Oak (. I love trees. All sizes, colors, species — as long as they’re natives, of course. No invasive exotic species, please! We’ve all appreciated the welcome shade of a wide-reaching oak, or the Christmasy scent of pines in a cozy grove. Trees symbolize stability; their roots anchor deeply into earth; their branches reach forever skyward. Mature Sweet Gum — top two-thirds. Given the time-sc...
Conservation Corner | Piedmont Gardener
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Musings of an obsessive gardener. Archive for category Conservation Corner. A Perfect Opportunity to Fill a Landscape Gap or Two: The NC Botanical Garden’s Native Plant Festival on May 21. On May 15, 2016. Sensitive Fern is so named for its sensitivity to frost. Add plants that are native to the southeastern United States. The reasons for planting natives are myriad. I’ve enumerated some in a previous post here. But from a purely practical perspective, native plants are best adapted to our growing condit...
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GrowingWildFarm | inspiration and goods for the barely tame
Inspiration and goods for the barely tame. I literally may have forgotten how to do this. July 11, 2017. July 11, 2017. Last year stripped us bare. Us, the collective us, all of us, individually. At least it tried to. In a post everything world, we have two choices. Continue to let the crumbs fall where they rightfully should, or decide with all our might to co-create a wildly better world. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). June 18, 2015. Because tr...
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Growing and exploring in the west of Scotland. Inspired by a rumbling tummy, fueled by white wine. Thursday, 10 November 2011. A Christmas wish list. Lots of Winter plants which I think would survive a West of Scotland winter, and cheer up the grey drab garden throughout the darker days. Scabiosa japonica 'Blue Diamonds'. This window bird feeder. Friday, 4 November 2011. Just what season does my garden think it is? Bit late for Gladioli isn't it? Does your garden display any oddities or stubbornness?
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Growing Wild Ones – life is best lived wild
Meet the Wild Ones. We’re Growing Wild. My name is Claire. I’m a great many things: Pinterest fanatic, compulsive online shopper and notable hypochondriac, but for the purposes of this blog, I’m mom to 2 wilder-than-wild-can-be boys, and one sweet baby girl. These are some of our adventures. Come splash in the puddles, swim in the sea and roll in the mud with us! 16 thoughts on “ We’re Growing Wild. What a great photo of you and your boys! May 29, 2015 at 10:39 pm. Their former nanny was a photographer!
Save Time. Save Money. Save the Earth!
Save Time. Save Money. Save the Earth! Learn More about Permaculture. Win Win Time Bank. Berkeley Springs Community Garden. Off Grid Cabinette Construction. Care of the earth. Care for people. Fair share. Growing Wild LLC is currently a for-profit Limited Liability Company with a mission to form a non-profit Permaculture Education and Demonstration Center. Along the way, we intend to support and service as many community and residential permaculture efforts as possible. L - Check out this on-line resourc...
Growing Wild Publications | Just another WordPress site
To our cutting edge site for discovering a diversity of approaches to native plants and ecosystems of Long Island. We are currently under construction so check back often. Alt="Photo by Michael Madigan" /.
Growing Wild Roots - One little family. One little farm. One big adventure.
One little family. One little farm. One big adventure. July in Review on the Homestead. Our List for Travel with Kids. 7 Ways to Use Blackcurrants. June in Review July Goals on the Homestead. May in Review June Goals on the Homestead. 10 Reasons to Keep Ducks on the Homestead. Pronounce Organic Skincare { US Giveaway}. How important is it to you that you can actually pronounce the ingredients in your skincare? 5 Happy Habits for Shopping at a Farmers Market. Cloth Diapers for Beginners: The Ultimate Guide.
