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A month of monarda | Digging RI

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The great outdoors in the smallest state. A month of monarda. July 23, 2015. THIS is Jacob Cline. Much redder in person. Below is a wider view of it growing against the house. I bought a new cultivar last year, and it has turned out to be the earliest bloomer in my Monarda collection. It’s called “Purple Rooster” and it is rather short, so I have it at the front of the border. It’s slightly gone by, but the photo below will give you an idea of how purple it is. Click to email (Opens in new window). Write...

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Blog: The Rose Journal. The Northeast Rose Gardener E-Newsletter. Click on the Links below to view our articles.). If you would like to receive e-mail notifying you of new articles. An Added Bonus to Growing Roses. How to Grow Beautiful Roses:. Six Basic Steps to Successful Rose. How to Plant Roses. Roses Love to Drink. Winter Protections for Roses: Everything You Need to Know. Selecting Roses: The First Step to Successful Rose Gardening. Our 2010 Sustainable Rose List. The 2009 Chelsea Flower Show.

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Blog: The Rose Journal. The Northeast Rose Gardner. Check out our blog:. Your Primary Resource for Everything You Need to Know. Graham Thomas Growing in the Chute's Garde. Welcome to Our Website. RoseSolutions is a landscape consulting company specializing in roses. Whether you live in moderate coastal southern New England, the colder central areas or the frigid far north, you can grow beautiful roses anywhere in New England and we can show you how. For a list of available programs. Roses for New England:.

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Hand knits patterns inspired by nature. Hello Welcome to this space. This is where I hope to share my experiences, my successes, my failures………….I also hope to add something useful to the blogging hemisphere. Follow me! 36 thoughts on “ About. July 19, 2015 at 12:04 am. Keep it up, and thanks for swinging by my site. All the best,. Liked by 1 person. July 22, 2015 at 6:26 pm. July 20, 2015 at 2:41 pm. Thank you for following bluejayblog. July 22, 2015 at 6:26 pm. August 5, 2015 at 6:23 pm. You bet it is!

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Rose garden | My Botanical Garden

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Renaissance gardens – Giardino Giusti. Just another WordPress.com site. As empress Joséphine de Beauharnais. Today ose gardens are public gardens in many cities ,are sections of botanical gardens or represent love for roses of many private collectors.Roses may be arranged according to botanical clues,they may be sorted by their colors or geographical origin.New cultivars of roses appear each year and many rose lovers do name rose the most beautiful flower ever. Some of the most known rose gardens. 8211; ...

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Our Book: Roses for New England. Blog: The Rose Journal. See Us at the 2015. Friday, March 13, 2015. Saturday, February 21, 2015. Check out our blog. Roses for New England:. A Guide to Sustainable Rose Gardening. By Mike and Angelina Chute. The first book written for New England rose gardeners by New England rose gardeners. Roses for New England shows you how to grow roses better than you ever thought you could. Two Ways to Buy:. Send Check or Money Order. Within the continental US). Click to See the.

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Oldie But Goodie | Digging RI

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The great outdoors in the smallest state. A month of monarda →. July 18, 2015. HerbDoc sings the praises of Kolkwitzia. Here’s an old fashioned shrub that was extremely popular in the fine gardens of the 1930’s and 1940’s. Kolkwitzia, or Beauty Bush, is a dense, twiggy, fountain-shaped shrub with pink tubular flowers that appear in late May to mid-June. When not in bloom, the plant is rather nondescript. It has yellow leaves in the fall and is deciduous. If you plant Kolkwitzia, give it plenty of room!

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Dispatch from a little town | Digging RI

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The great outdoors in the smallest state. Spring Planting →. Dispatch from a little town. May 31, 2015. This is the kind of scene I encounter on my way to work. Sure beats sitting in freeway traffic. This is Meadowbrook Pond in Richmond, RI, one of many peaceful and lovely spots in the largely unknown southwestern part of the state. There is much more to Rhode Island than beaches and the mansions in Newport. See what I mean? Click to email (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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Away | Digging RI

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The great outdoors in the smallest state. A month of monarda. Better late than never →. August 7, 2015. I am just ending a two-week vacation with my sister from Canada. We spent a week of it at the lake pictured above. There are a few other cabins on this lake, but they are hidden by trees. Motorboats are not permitted here, so it is QUIET – a precious commodity these days. We had a canoe, which we paddled around in. I brought my dog, who relished her time OFF LEASH (! Many people, including my husband, ...

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You never know… | Digging RI

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The great outdoors in the smallest state. Cha-Cha Chive →. You never know…. July 3, 2015. 8230;who’s reading your stuff. Imagine my surprise when I received an email a few weeks ago from a writer at Rhode Island Monthly. Magazine. She had discovered Digging RI (! And wanted to include it in a feature on Rhode Island blogs. Being of sound mind, of course I said yes. The feature is in this month’s issue. Happy Independence Day to all my readers. Click to email (Opens in new window). Cha-Cha Chive →. Thanks...