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Awaiting Autumn | The Heirloom Salad
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Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Laquo; Wordless Wednesday – August Heat. An Overdue Update on my Cowpeas. Posted August 4, 2012 by Skip Slone in Fall Gardening. I would like to draw your attention to the two peppers on the far right of the tray in the foreground of the first picture below. Those are Black Hungarian peppers, which produce tasty, medium-to-hot peppers and can be used as ornamental plants. Notice the dark coloration? And the third in this post. Careful readers or keen obs...
Remembering Charley | The Heirloom Salad
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Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Laquo; Flood relief. Posted August 13, 2012 by Skip Slone in Weather Events. To make a long story short, here’s what my front yard looked like the morning after the storm. The following picture provides a good sense of the power of this storm, by showing one of the trees next to the garage door. The next picture is interesting. It’s hard to tell by looking, but there are actually two cars in this picture. Can you see the red one? As a postscript, I am ha...
Butterfly Magnets | The Heirloom Salad
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Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Laquo; Wordless Wednesday Legumes. Wordless Wednesday – August Heat. Posted July 27, 2012 by Skip Slone in Butterfly Gardening. Earlier this week, I posted. About my effort to find a suitable location in which to install my new plant,. Lantana depressa, Salvia coccinea. Indian Blanket Flower),. Coreopsis lanceolata, Silphium integrifolium. Blue Skullcap), and. Another plant that serves a dual purpose is the genus. If any of you are butterfly experts, ple...
Flood relief | The Heirloom Salad
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Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Laquo; An Overdue Update on my Cowpeas. Posted August 12, 2012 by Skip Slone in My Garden. When I checked on the seedlings the next morning, the tray they were sitting in was filled to the rim, and it was obvious that the plants had taken a beating. I didn’t think to take a picture at the time, though. I just dumped the water, tidied up the plants and refilled their little peat pots with fresh Mel’s Mix. Here’s hoping they have seen the worst of it!
An Overdue Update on my Cowpeas | The Heirloom Salad
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Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Laquo; Awaiting Autumn. An Overdue Update on my Cowpeas. Posted August 10, 2012 by Skip Slone in Legumes. The plant in the next picture is one of only three plants still living from the first wave. The purple hulled peas you see in this picture are the same ones you see in the basket above. The first patch is the now infamous “bare patch” in my butterfly garden. That’s it for now. Until next time, happy gardening! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Fill in your...
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a fairy tale of roses | Gardening in the Lines
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Gardening in the Lines. A diary of gardens. A fairy tale of roses. This rose, which is Floral Fairy Tale, opened right in the middle of an intense heat wave a few days ago. My very first rose bloom! And it’s a gorgeous one! I was expecting this to be a little more pink, but I love the light peach so I’m not at all disappointed. I counted just over 30 buds on this plant, and Pomponella has double that… is this even possible after planting bareroots less than 2 months ago? Isn’t it a beauty? It is a beauty!
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Ok, now what? | The Tenderfoot Homestead
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My family's transition from the suburbs to a 7 acre farm. What’s The Tenderfoot Homestead? Meet Bear, this Funny Farm’s “Yellow Dog”. Not a Garden but a Start →. Ok, now what? A week after planting our seeds into peat pellets we have seedlings! I shouldn’t be as surprised as I am but it’s not often that things go exactly like a package says they will. On May 21, 2012 in New Adventures! Meet Bear, this Funny Farm’s “Yellow Dog”. Not a Garden but a Start →. 5 responses to “. Ok, now what? June 26, 2012 at ...
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Heirlooms | "2 : something of special value handed on from one generation to another " – Merriam-Webster Dictionary
2 : something of special value handed on from one generation to another – Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Grandma’s Freshman Journal: “Oh Gee, how I love High School! Post graduation, grandma was married. As my math makes out, grandma was married before she graduated from high school, actually. She would have been having babies and caring for her budding new family from that time forward. Her education took on a new twist- a practical turn. How does one feed a family on a depression income? But when it came ...
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Crafting Tomorrow's Memories Today. Welcome and thank you for visiting. W hether you need one of our existing designs, or are looking for something that is custom made to your specifications, we can handle it at prices you can afford. At Heirlooms To Be, our goal is to provide you with courteous, expedient, professional service of the highest caliber. Browse our website to learn more about Heirlooms To Be and our current inventory. If you have any questions please contact us via email at. Or by phone at.
Stitching and Fringes
Stitches in Bloom Class Schedule. Christening Gown for Autumn Baker. New Baltimore Church Raffle Quilt. Monday, March 24, 2014. Monday, March 24, 2014. Again, it's been too long since posting. I'm just getting back into the groove of sewing again after being south for almost two months. Spring is here but Mother Nature didn't get the memo. Snow is coming again tomorrow so it should be a good day for sewing. Pictures will be on Class page. I'm looking forward to a three day class with Lyn Weeks this comin...
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Welcome to Heirlooms Again
I use your familys treasured fabrics to create new and beautiful items; among these are very special, custom made Christmas ornaments. This ornament was made from a grandmothers taffeta and lace bridesmaids dress from 1954, and is draped with hand strung Czech glass beads. Each of her five granddaughters now has a prized personal reminder of her grandparents most special day. Download the Heirlooms Again™ brochure. This site is a celebration of heirloom fabrics and their rebirth as new family traditions.
The Heirloom Salad | Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida
Journal of a suburban gardener in Central Florida. Posted by Skip Slone in Weather Events. To make a long story short, here’s what my front yard looked like the morning after the storm. The following picture provides a good sense of the power of this storm, by showing one of the trees next to the garage door. The next picture is interesting. It’s hard to tell by looking, but there are actually two cars in this picture. Can you see the red one? It’s parked right next to the beige minivan. As a postscript,...
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Heirloom is a cool little space on queens parade across from traralgon's historic rail precinct. heirloom salon is that trendy little hair salon in the heart of traralgon; an epitome of comfort and casual tone. their wonderful team of hairdressers are sure to make you feel fabulous with every visit, so be sure to drop in and say hi! 23 queens parade traralgon VIC 3844. T 03 5174 4999 / info@heirloomsalon.com.au.
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Heirlooms & Comforts
Heirlooms and Comforts is a quilting and sewing store and a premiere Husqvarna Viking dealership in Central, SC. Our mission is to offer unparalleled service to quilting and sewing customers while providing top quality products and education in an environment of fun and friendship. Sunday, December 16, 2012. Heirlooms and Comforts quilt shop will now become Heirlooms and Comforts Husqvarna Viking Dealership with special store hours: Tuesdays 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Our phone number remains 864-639-9507 ...
