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My Existential Garden: Giant Swallowtail
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Click on images for full size. First moths, now butterflies. What's next for my Verbena bonariensis? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Among many other things . . . View my complete profile. My Other Blogs Links. My Columns and Videos. Diary of a Mad Gardener. Late August in the Sideyard. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
My Existential Garden: Polianthes tuberosa
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Click on images for full size. Planted bulbs indoors in March - no flower until almost September, but a powerful fragrance described as exotic, sweet, and too much would be too much for me. Extracts are used as the middle note in perfumes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Among many other things . . . View my complete profile. My Other Blogs Links. My Columns and Videos. Diary of a Mad Gardener. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
My Existential Garden: How About Those Leafs!
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Click on images for full size. How About Those Leafs! I'm serious about compost. At the rear corner is the start of this fall's compost pile. In the middle are almost a hundred bags of leaves. By late spring, they will have partially broken down,. Front pile is last year's compost production. I do not turn the piles - what's the rush? The garden clipping pile is finished in a year and the leaves only pile is ready after six months (leaves must be moist). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
My Existential Garden: Lamprocapnos spectabilis 'Gold Heart'
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Click on images for full size. Lamprocapnos spectabilis 'Gold Heart'. Love that heart - how perfect. After four days of rain and no activity by me in the garden, it's been busy producing gems. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Among many other things . . . View my complete profile. My Other Blogs Links. My Columns and Videos. Diary of a Mad Gardener. Lamprocapnos spectabilis Gold Heart. Compost in my garden happening. There must have be. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
My Existential Garden: Aeonium 'Kiwi'
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Click on images for full size. A-E-I-O-U Only plant I know that uses all the vowels. Not to be confused with echeveria or sempervivum, the latter AKA house leeks or hens and chicks. Like escheveria, aeonium is not hardy in my zone 5. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Among many other things . . . View my complete profile. My Other Blogs Links. My Columns and Videos. Diary of a Mad Gardener. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Hobson's Garden: June 2015
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To boldly grow where no one has groan before (new post weekly). Friday, June 26, 2015. Not me. It’s all the fault of hybridisers forcing new plant varieties on me, plus there are old favourites that I always have to have. If there’s a plant that’s caught my interest this year, it’s succulents. I’m using a couple of galvanized. Off the coast of. Another vacation destination with Spanish overtones — sounds sun, sand, and sangria to me. Sempervivum, meanwhile, are found in southern. And the near east. W...
Green Trips: Kota Kinabalu, Malaysian Borneo
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Kota Kinabalu, Malaysian Borneo. I lost my hat in the. It wasn’t the gentle, cooling breeze tempering the hot. Sun that whipped it away. It was the speed of the power boat I was riding in as it shuttled passengers between Kota Kinabalu, capital of. Just a speedy ten minute boat ride offshore, the island is one of a group in the marine park named after. On the return trip from Sapi, the boat docked at Jesselton point. Jesselton is the former name of Kota Kinabalu, or KK as it is known. It was name...Was u...
Green Trips: Arizona Desert Botanical Garden
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Arizona Desert Botanical Garden. The plan was to escape the snow for once, except this was the winter without any. Regardless, it didn’t discourage me from taking a trip south in February to do a little hiking around the red rock country in. Even there at higher elevations we walked in snow, but in Sedona apple blossoms were blooming. And down in. Spring was well underway, a perfect time to explore the. I also learned that when birds nest in holes pecked into the side of the Saguaro, the plant then coope...
Green Trips: Hampton Court Flower Show
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Hampton Court Flower Show. Up at 4:00 AM to see flowers? Yes, but these shows, despite the name, are about much more than flowers. They’re like Mecca for gardeners, top of countless bucket lists. They feature gardens designed by the world’s best, the very latest in new plant introductions, and more garden paraphernalia to purchase (including buckets) than one could possibly imagine. Gluttony was amusingly represented by giant food cans used as planters, the sardine can appropriately a water garden. T...
Green Trips: Chelsea Flower Show and Great Dixter
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Chelsea Flower Show and Great Dixter. It's all about timing. My trip to the Chelsea Flower Show and gardens in the UK this year occurred after that country experienced the coldest spring in fifty years, and yet rhododendrons and azaleas were in full, glorious bloom coinciding with my visit. Another highlight was my first visit to Great Dixter, home and garden of the late Christopher Lloyd. Lloyd, revered by gardeners worldwide was a preeminent plantsman, garden writer, and television personality.
Green Trips: Quebec City
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Since then, the old city has been designated as a world heritage site, and it’s a delightful place. The narrow streets are filled with countless hanging baskets and window boxes. The public gardens are immaculate, particularly those in front of the Quebec National Assembly. Colour rich flower beds radiate from the Fontaine de Tourney, a massive cast iron fountain donated to celebrate the 400. First published August 2013 Waterloo Region Record and Guelph Mercury. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Green Trips: Alnwick Castle
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There’s an interesting new garden. New that is, compared to most. Gardens on the tourist route there. Gardens dating back to Victorian times are the norm, others centuries older. This one, however, only opened its gate to visitors ten years ago, which made me almost first in line, relatively speaking, when I stopped by this fall to check it out. Just a half hour drive from the Scottish border, it’s been around for about fourteen hundred years. It was built as a first line of defence against the Scots.
Green Trips: Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Pattaya, Thailand
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Nong Nooch Tropical Garden, Pattaya, Thailand. It may seem like a long way to go to look at plants, but with only a few adventurous crocuses attempting to lead reluctant participants in a spring parade, the. I should have had a clue to what was awaiting me at Nong Nooch after seeing their gold medal winning display at last year’s Chelsea Flower Show, but I was unprepared for 600 magnificent acres of lush tropical gardens — and elephants. The. Was only part of a. Then it was on to what our guide called St...
Hobson's Garden: Mellow Yellow
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To boldly grow where no one has groan before (new post weekly). Friday, July 10, 2015. It must have been the yellow rose I’d been examining, and then the yellow pu. As far as tomatoes go, it could be a viral, fungal, or bacterial disease; insect damage, lack of nutrients, lack of water, too much water, sunburn, or possibly, though perhaps not likely, deep rooted psychological problems. The list of possible reasons is so long it really needs a House (popular show) in the garden when it comes to diagno...
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St Lawrence Gap, Christ Church, Barbados Tel: (246) 256 6486. Located in the heart of St. Lawrence Gap, Mistle Cove consists of 12 self-catering two-bedroom apartments and 2 self-catering three- bedroom penthouse apartments. All apartments are beachfront with private access to a secluded beach. St Lawrence Gap is a 1.3 km stretch of road in the parish of Christ Church which is known for its restaurants and lively nightlife. Cable TV / DVD Player / CD Player. Gated Building, Secure Parking.
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David Hobson's Garden
Click on images for full size. I finally got my grow light working. Links to this post. There's one morning when . . . Links to this post. Unique taste, but they are growing on me - I mean in my garden. Links to this post. And Who's the Fairest of Them All? Links to this post. Links to this post. Energy efficient or Watt (100). Links to this post. Links to this post. How About Those Leafs! I'm serious about compost. At the rear corner is the start of this fall's compost pile. Links to this post. TheyR...
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Take Nature Home
Our much loved community and farm shop will close as of Sunday 27. September 2015, and we are sorry to have had to make the decision that we will not be re-opening again for sales or farm trips. We thank all of our customers, visitors, suppliers and contacts for their support and good cheer. Many of you will have enjoyed our hospitality here at FOXGLOVES as well as our products, and we will especially miss the friendly chats when people called in to buy, and the bonds we made with those young (and older!
Take Nature Home
How to find us. We are now back open with a much improved shop and are selling not only our eggs but also Milk, Potatoes and Meat.
