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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: November 2009
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Monday, November 16, 2009. Today I dug up the voodoo bulbs - some of them are HUGE! And there are lots of babies, so our voodoo bulb stink fest next spring should be fantastic. :-). I also pulled the canna from the big pots so they could come inside for the winter. They didn't bloom this year. I need to figure out why so I can try to avoid whatever it was that I did wrong for next year. Things are looking very fall-like in our yard. Miscanthus:. Links to this post.
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: June 2010
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. What we saw on our summer vacation. While we were in Lincoln, NE last week visiting my sister, we went to the Sunken Gardens. And the Hamann Rose Garden. Here are a few of the things we saw. Red Velvet Yarrow - I would love, love, love to get some of this. Lady's Mantle (I planted this a couple of years ago in our gardens, and it didn't come back):. Some seriously happy Coral Bells, and a bumblebee doing it's thing on them:. And, hail - eek!
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: More goings on...
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Saturday, June 25, 2011. The Rose Campion looks pretty good with the orange daylilies:. Every year I worry the Smoke Bush won't come back, but it did, yay:. Even the potato flowers are pretty:. And, the pink lilies:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Dutchess County, New York, United States. View my complete profile. Some pinks and storm damage. So many beautiful and delicious things. Connie and Anne's Garden. Steve's Square Foot Garden. Hudson Valley Seed Library.
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: October 2010
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Sunday, October 17, 2010. Our last harvest includes peppers, tomatoes, string beans, and potatoes. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dutchess County, New York, United States. View my complete profile. Connie and Anne's Garden. Steve's Square Foot Garden. People and Places and Things. Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County. Eat Local Food, New Paltz, NY. Hudson Valley Seed Library.
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: So many beautiful and delicious things
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Saturday, June 4, 2011. So many beautiful and delicious things. We had our first pick up from our CSA last night ( Common Ground Farm. And in with the delicious veggies were two beautiful "florals.". Technically, this was labeled as an Edible Pea Bouquet - ALL of it is edible, but I think it's too pretty to eat:. This is not edible, but beautiful to look at. Rye Grass:. And in our garden, Great Grandma Eaton's roses are blooming! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: September 2010
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Chill in the air. Yesterday it was 85 degrees, but now I can feel a chill in the air. Here's what I picked in the garden this morning. Before:. After (in my new bowl! Sedum is blooming. Can you see the two little creatures in this shot? Click through to Flickr if you want to see where/what they are). I hope this little sedum survives this winter, I do love it so. Late summer rose is stunning. Hydrangea with fall colors. Links to this post.
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds: Some blurry photos...
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A Year in the Life of our Flower Beds. Saturday, June 25, 2011. Some of these aren't so clear, but you get the picture, haha. :-). New Coreopsis, Poppies and Speedwell out front:. I'm so excited about the Canna and Voodoo Bulbs this year, they look pretty happy:. Bellflower and Astilbe (and stupid wild grapevine/weed):. I forget what this is called. It's one of those "stepable" herbs we planted in here a few years ago, and it took over and always comes back. Gotta love persistence:.
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babygreens: May 2009
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Babygreens is baby food made by wintergreens C.S.A. And enjoyed every day by Hudson Valley babies. Fresh, local eating isn't just for adults: we create purees from pesticide-free vegetables, fruits, and legumes, blended just for baby. Feed your child the best food available! Sunday, May 31, 2009. We Make Baby Food. Editorial lesson #1: Be clear. Babygreens are baby food. Pureed sprouts, pureed greens. Probably not what you want on your salad. I promise—we'll try to be clearer next time. This food is pure...
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babygreens: How babygreens Are Made
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Babygreens is baby food made by wintergreens C.S.A. And enjoyed every day by Hudson Valley babies. Fresh, local eating isn't just for adults: we create purees from pesticide-free vegetables, fruits, and legumes, blended just for baby. Feed your child the best food available! Monday, May 25, 2009. How babygreens Are Made. Babygreens partners with local farms in the Hudson Valley who use organic. Or Certified Naturally Grown. There are no additives. Our food is super fresh. We all have to support our local...
