Kate Frey
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In the Garden: In late summer, other people's gardens inspire (opens the original)
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By September, my own garden can feel tiring: the constant vigilance for deer; timely harvest of melons, tomatoes, zucchini and cucumbers; processing tomato sauce; checking irrigation schedules; and pulling and repulling bindweed. Inspiration is needed, and visiting other peopleâs gardens is the perfect place to find it. Recently, I went to see a friendâs place a couple of blocks away. Even from the sidewalk, it was instantly relaxing in the hubbub of summer, a quiet breath filled with flower
In the Garden: Sunflower forest, towering lilies teach a lesson in insignificance (opens the original)
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One of the aspects of our home garden Iâm enjoying most this summer is our sunflower forest. All volunteer plants, these have seeded into the woodchips next to our driveway and inside our gate along the entrance path. Plants range from 8-13 feet tall and tower above our heads, making walking through them a lesson in insignificance of stature. Above our heads a world of native bees and beneficial insects work, and goldfinches delight us with cheerful song and acrobatic antics while eating seeds
In the garden: Much is going on in the plant world, from Walla Walla to London (opens the original)
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July is fully summer, and so much is going on in the garden and plant world it is hard to know what to tackle each day â with tackle sometimes being an appropriate descriptive of all the garden activities calling for attention. Weeding before weeds go to seed, checking or fixing irrigation, thinning vegetable starts, trellising tomatoes and peppers, planting, seed saving, vegetable harvest, propagating plants and trimming spent flowers: How does one prioritize oneâs time among all these cal
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