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Complete autumn projects early (opens the original)
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This past week, the autumn season officially arrived. Even though the week before seemed a little cool, our warmer weather is returning. We have yet to get our first frost, but in the coming weeks, it will eventually occur. With the new season comes new projects before the winter season arrives, and as we well know, winter does not wait until Dec. 21 to show its face. So we need to get our fall projects started and completed in efficient time. Many of us have a list of things to do during this s
Four o'clocks have extra special meaning for me (opens the original)
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Any plant that has a name like the Marvel of Peru needs to be in my garden! Not only does it sound pretty, but it also sounds so exotic! Many people are more familiar with its common name, four o’clock. Four o’clocks have been around for centuries and are native to the tropical regions of Peru. As the beauty became more known, it was dispersed into the European countries, followed by many of the rest. I remember four o’clocks well while growing up. A neighbor had them growing along the south sid
Fall-blooming plants extend life of the garden (opens the original)
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September entered the picture quickly once again, and I can hardly believe it is already here! Feels like the summer just began, and now we are going into the final few months of gardening. I have a feeling we are going to have another long but dry fall season. I believe last year we were one day shy of the record for the latest first frost of the season. I am all for a longer growing season regardless of how tired some of the plants in the garden start to appear. The transition is part of the a
Add a delicate touch to the garden with fuchsias (opens the original)
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Each year near the end of the summer months, I take out my pad of paper and make notes on what plants did well for the season and which ones did not. Taking pictures of items is also a good resource for later recollection. As I take the inventory, there are always things that did exceptional for the season or new things that I have tried for the first time and have decided that I really like in the garden. So often, the season tends to fly by, and we miss many of the things that bloom at various
Everyone has a favorite flower (opens the original)
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Everyone has a favorite flower for various reasons. Some have ones that bring back an enchanted memory, while others have one because of its beauty and fragrance. I have too many to choose from — I tend to have a collection of favorite flowers. One of those is tuberose. Tuberose is a very fragrant flower from the tropics. It is native of Mexico and Central America, but very few are left in the wild and are grown domestically now for a variety of uses throughout the world where it doesn’t freeze.
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