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Blog Search Search For: 523 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 34 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 30 31 32 33 34 35 Next Hacks!! Well, I knew I loathed landscaping "professionals" that don't know what they're doing, (and simply do it so they seem busy and can charge you a monthly fee) but... I recently had a cold that prevente...more Created By: Jamie Created: Feb 26, 2009 The title is the hardest part of doing this blog Hello blog readers! Just blogging - blog, blog, blog. I really wonder what in the world I could blog about that you might be interested enough to read. Weather? Chilly, rainy.&...more Created By: Mary Created: Feb 26, 2009 worst winter The daffodils feel extra good when I just learned that Chicago just had the coldest winter in 23 years and the snowiest winter in 30 years. Brrrr and yuck. C'mon spring!...more Created By: Sarah Created: Feb 26, 2009 Spring is really coming! Just noticed some daffodils starting to break thru! Sure, it's supposed to snow this weekend, but it'll be nice to have some pretty jonquils nodding their heads about in the breeze in a few weeks. Wha...more Created By: Sarah Created: Feb 26, 2009 Water Loving Plants? Feeling swamped by a wet spot in your landscape? Work with Mother Nature rather than against her by inexpensively creating a place for water-loving plants....more Created By: Learn2Grow Created: Feb 26, 2009 So this is Garden Blogging I'm not really sure what direction I want see this blog go but maybe I'll get some responses by starting as a gardening diary of my experiences in the Great Basin. In my garden here in Fallon the bul...more Created By: Edith Created: Feb 25, 2009 The L2G Garden Curmudgeon Ash Wednesday, 2009 You may have no interest in the musings of a grumpy Ohio gardener, but I thought I would start a blog anyway. Perhaps the act of blogging will become cathartic therapy ...more Created By: Mark Created: Feb 25, 2009 A plan for your Ornamental Grasses If you left your ornamental grasses intact for winter interest, it's an appropriate season to cut them back before new spring growth....more Created By: Learn2Grow Created: Feb 25, 2009 Got Veggies America? community.learn2grow.com/......more Created By: Michael Created: Feb 24, 2009 Not just for growing anymore I thought this site might be just great for planting and learning about plants well man I am here to tell you that this is more! Like this: Last might I made Shepherds pie for the family and used all ...more Created By: Michael Created: Feb 24, 2009 fig trees One of my goals this year is to expand my edible garden -- and this year I'm just dying to get a fig tree. I was at a restaurant last summer, and the garden must have had 4 or 5 figs trees -- ju...more Created By: Sarah Created: Feb 19, 2009 Oops, spoke too soon? Wouldn't you know, as soon as you get comfy with spring-like temps, the forecast announces slightly below temps for about five days (dropping my head). It never fails: the nice, warmer weather always ...more Created By: Jamie Created: Feb 14, 2009 Heat Wave Woof! From nasty low temperatures in the upper single digits just 10 days ago, to now the fourth day in the balmy low 70os!! I even dehydrate and overheat in such mild weather even with a polo s...more Created By: Jamie Created: Feb 10, 2009 Homage to My Contorted Filbert Every time it snows I am reminded of how glorious contorted filberts are in winter. Our huge specimen was planted in 2000 as a 2' single twig in a pot. Boy has it flourished. Each winter,...more Created By: Jessie Keith Created: Feb 7, 2009 Winter's Losing Groundhog Day '09 found Punxsatawney Phil delivering six more weeks of winter "officially" for the US, but the local "Queen Charlotte" rodent conveniently didn't see hers--so Spring will begin in the ...more Created By: Jamie Created: Feb 2, 2009 Page 34 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 30 31 32 33 34 35 Next	Get Involved Invite Your Friends Search Plants Participate on a Blog Follow Us on Twitter Ask an Expert Take a Course How Does It All Work?Click here to get started. Close Learn About: Registration Photos/Videos Blogs Groups Forums REGISTRATION - This is quick and easy. First, you provide required information such as user name and password. Second, you may tell us about your gardening interests, allowing us to better meet your needs. Be sure to upload a photo that represents you. 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