Thursday, May 30, 2013
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Finding joy in the deepest part of Autumn...
We are deep into the beauty of Autumn…out my windows, on my walks, on my drives. The colors are a gift just waiting for photos or scufflin...
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Dear Friends, All of a sudden I realized that this post would be my 1,000th blog post! It is such a milestone for me! I can't begin ...
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Dear Folks, So the labor of love continues...my video blog. Today's blog has two features, first of all please enjoy my column on Bl...
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Hi Folks, This blog took a little longer than usual to put together as it filled with all kinds of information and media! Sundae Horn ca...
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In my garden an Oakleaf hydrangea is in bloom, the gardenia shrub has buds about to bloom, the pinecone ginger is pushing up shoots, my ground cover wedalia or oxeye is blooming and the confederate jasmine perfumes the air. The lantana in my mother's backyard is in bloom-- such a hardy shrub in the South. The delicate flowers that add color and fragrance to the Midwestern garden have never been seen in person by me.
I love hearing about gardens all over the country. I cannot grow gardenias or confederate jasmine!
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