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Garden Bloggers Fling: 2015 Toronto
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Our official Toronto Fling group shot on Ward's Island overlooking Toronto Harbour and the iconic skyline. Our Toronto Fling has flung and everyone had a flingtastic time! Here's what our 70 attendees have written about their Toronto and Niagara (and unofficial Wild Flower Farm side trip) in 2015:. Here's what you wrote about #GBFling15. And here's our love letter to the sponsors who made it all so much more possible. For more posts, click Toronto Fling. Read more about the basics here:. These Carolina g...
Garden Bloggers Fling: Toronto Fling Headgear Challenge
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Friday, April 3, 2015. Toronto Fling Headgear Challenge. Vicki's banana slug and ferns won the first unofficial Fling Fascinator challenge in Seattle hands down. Blame me (that's Helen) by way of Kate Middleton for the first time a fascinator appeared at a Fling. I threw out the gauntlet, which a brave few took up – and, lo, it was fun. For everyone. Is not just a girl thing. And now someone has asked if we're doing something for Toronto – so they won't be shown up again. Bring on the fancy headgear.
Garden Bloggers Fling: 2008 Austin
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Austin Garden Bloggers Fling. April 5, 2008. Enjoy reminiscing about the event, seeing what you missed, and/or dreaming about next year. Pam at Digging (Austin) tells what meeting May Dreams Carol was like, while showing photos from the incredible garden. Of Wildflower Center-docent Jenny Stocker, who gave the early birds a tour on Friday morning. If you want to know who attended the Spring Fling, Pam posts the group photo. From lunch and provides names and links. More people pics. Covets glazed pots, an...
Garden Bloggers Fling: Sponsors
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Sponsorship…What’s in it for You? We invite companies and individuals to participate in the Fling by becoming a sponsor. Each year between 70 and 100. Garden bloggers from across the North America , as well as. And Europe, gather in a new. Host city for inspirational garden touring, socializing, and networking. Our high-profile garden bloggers lead the discussion about gardening in all its forms, both in their communities and in. Reaching world of the Internet. As influential garden communicators,. We ca...
Garden Bloggers Fling: Dinner at Conservatory of Flowers
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Friday, June 28, 2013. Dinner at Conservatory of Flowers. Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. Swag Bags and Raffle! Fling Attendees: Please add a link to your post about this garden in the comments section below. Labels: San Francisco Fling. June 29, 2013 at 3:16 PM. A quick post on the run. Wish Id had more time to meet every one of the gathering, but alas. Http:/ www.alicesgardentravelbuzz.com/san-francisco-conservatory-of-flowers/. June 29, 2013 at 3:21 PM. July 17, 2013 at 1:56 AM. And final...
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The Hostess With the Mostest | Victory or Death!…in the Garden
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8230;in the Garden. For the native Texas plants in this native Texan's garden, anything but death is a victory! The Hostess With the Mostest. August 5, 2015. This volunteer Lantana is playing hostess to this ball of paper wasps ( Polistes spp. And below is the newest addition to our purple porch:. Isn’t she lovely? Isn’t she wonderful? Let’s hope I don’t kill her. Posted in In My Garden. A Walk Around the Garden Today. I Smell a DIY…. One thought on “ The Hostess With the Mostest. Enter your comment here.
MulchMaid: April 2015
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Muckraking at Longview Ranch. Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Earth Day in the Northwest Territory. I remember the first Earth Day. I guess that dates me, but I feel privileged to have witnessed the formalization of the embrionic environmental movement on April 22, 1970. Each of the following years has brought both veneration and abuse to the earth in seeming equal amounts. It's been 45 years since that first Earth Day. Have we learned the lessons we should have? Our regional natives are happy and flowering.
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Help! What Can I Plant Besides Impatiens???? Some Alternatives | The Garden Diaries
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The ups and downs of the gardening world. Upcoming Events and News. Swarming of the Bees. Bee Swarm Videos →. What Can I Plant Besides Impatiens? May 15, 2015. If you haven’t heard by now, common Impatiens, Impatien. Are in trouble. Lots of shade gardeners are bemoaning this right now, and wonder what should they plant instead! Downy Mildew is the Culprit. This is a relatively new disease that only targets the common Impatien, not the other Impatiens like the New Guinea, Big Bounce or Sunpatien. Sunp...
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Thoughts about life, living, and gardening…. A Stuck Foot Along The Sidewalk Gardens. Tidying is the act of confronting yourself; cleaning is the act of confronting nature. But it is neither of those. This is my time to show you the Sidewalk Garden, by sticking my foot in one spot and panning around. This time though, I thought I would move around to show it from all its views. It is still a work in progress, but taking my time to carefully clear it has given me so many ideas for changes this fall which ...
Mother Nature | Gardens Eye View
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Thoughts about life, living, and gardening…. A Stuck Foot Along The Sidewalk Gardens. Tidying is the act of confronting yourself; cleaning is the act of confronting nature. But it is neither of those. This is my time to show you the Sidewalk Garden, by sticking my foot in one spot and panning around. This time though, I thought I would move around to show it from all its views. It is still a work in progress, but taking my time to carefully clear it has given me so many ideas for changes this fall which ...
butterflies | Gardens Eye View
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Thoughts about life, living, and gardening…. Simply The Best Natives-Swamp Milkweed. 8220;May Your Life Be Like A Wildflower, Growing Freely In The Beauty And Joy Of Each Day.”. Each year, I look forward to the emergence of my Swamp Milkweed. Common Milkweed is just blooming by the time Swamp Milkweed is developing flowers. And has many common names besides Swamp Milkweed……Rose Milkweed, Rose Milkflower, Swamp Silkweed, and White Indian Hemp. Which holds narrow, lance-shaped leaves. Sometimes they wi...
Native Plants | Gardens Eye View
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Thoughts about life, living, and gardening…. A Stuck Foot Along The Sidewalk Gardens. Tidying is the act of confronting yourself; cleaning is the act of confronting nature. But it is neither of those. This is my time to show you the Sidewalk Garden, by sticking my foot in one spot and panning around. This time though, I thought I would move around to show it from all its views. It is still a work in progress, but taking my time to carefully clear it has given me so many ideas for changes this fall which ...
Today’s Flowers | Gardens Eye View
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Thoughts about life, living, and gardening…. Simply The Best Natives-Wild Bleeding Heart. Let us decide on the route that we wish to take to pass our life, and attempt to sow that route with flowers. I have always loved Bleeding Hearts, but the Asian Bleeding Heart (. Even though I have already profiled one native Dicentra ( Dicentra cucullaria). I thought Wild Bleeding Heart would make another wonderful plant to highlight for this series. Known as Dicentra eximia,. Wild Bleeding Heart is native to the w...
plant list | transplant studio
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Grow where you're planted. Bauhinia mexicana (mexican orchid tree), 3/11 (died back to root due to winter 2013 freeze, new sprouts come summer 2014). Citrus aurantifolia (dwarf key lime) – container, 1/09. Citrus aurantium (sour orange), 7/13. Citrus hystrix (Thai Kaffir lime) – container, 2/11. Citrus limon ‘Meyer Improved’ (lemon) – container, 3/11 – first harvest 11/12. Citrus reticulata subsp. unshiu ‘Brown Select’ (satsuma), 1/09. Ficus carica ‘Celeste’ (fig), 1/09. Ilex decidua ‘Paco’s&...It doesn&...
The Rainy Day Gardener: April 2015
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Organically Growing in the Willamette Neighborhood of West Linn, Oregon - Zone 8b. Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Wednesday Vignette - So Much Foliage. My blogging friend Anna over at Flutter and Hum. Hosts Wednesday Vignette, encouraging us to find something that has inspired us to share.kinda like Wordless Wednesday.but with words :). I found a spot in my gardens where I was overwhelmed with emerging foliage. How many plants can you count in this one scene? Even better.how many can you identify? This older...
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Enter your email address:. Jun 29, 2015. English trees to Orkney via garden blogs. Diana Studer gardens for biodiversity at Elephants Eye on False Bay. She will highlight interesting garden blog posts from around the world in a feature were calling Garden Blogs Through the Elephants Eye. 160;to connect with her. To have your blog post featured here, your best bait is a comment which lures us to your blog. Garden Blogs Through the Elephants Eye in January 2013. Johnson of Life in the Cotswolds. Watch Wh...
Garden Bloggers Spring Fling 2008 | Garden Bloggers Spring Fling Saturday, April 5, 2008
Garden Bloggers Spring Fling 2008. Enjoy reminiscing about the event, seeing what you missed, and/or dreaming about next year. Pam at Digging (Austin) tells what meeting May Dreams Carol was like, while showing photos from the incredible garden. Of Wildflower Center-docent Jenny Stocker, who gave the early birds a tour on Friday morning. If you want to know who attended the Spring Fling, Pam posts the group photo. From lunch and provides names and links. More people pics. Covets glazed pots, and angers s...
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Garden Bloggers Book Club
Garden Bloggers Book Club. Links to all the posts that are directly related to the Garden Bloggers Book Club. Saturday, August 09, 2008. GBBC Aug-Sept 2008 Selection. I'm a bit late in announcing the August-September selection for the Garden Bloggers' Book Club. But there is still plenty of time! How about reading Weedless Gardening by Lee Reich. Why did I pick this one? Because I've got a great big area along my fence that I want to prepare for planting. I have. Who wants an aching back? I don't know if...
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Sunday, March 25, 2018. New Flingers, you're invited to a group dinner on Friday, May 4. Howdy, newbie Flingers! My name is Jennifer Brown, and I'll be one of your bus captains at Austin Fling. I blog at Victory or Death! And this will be my first Fling too. I'm organizing a dinner for any interested newbie Flingers for Friday night, May 4th. I promise we'll have fun, and no one has to eat alone.unless that's your thing! If you're keen on joining, please. RSVP by April 1st. Links to this post. There are ...
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