And I'm so glad you posted these pictures... this might be the closest I get to daffodils this year! We're going to go from winter into full on summer I think.
What we do for our plants! (bonus post!)
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Yesterday's blog post included dozens of photos of the magic that is Daniel
Sparler's plant collection—many of them in containers. As I edited down my
ph...
Wednesday Vignette – snuffed out
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If you caught last week’s vignette, you already know that there are a lot
of sad looking things out there. And I completely missed it. There were
enough bu...
Sightings and a Snow Day!! 1-28-23
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Rarities, a Snowstorm and Lots of Birds!
[image: Varied Thrush documentation drawing 1/23/03 for 10th Missouri
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Groundcovers for Shade
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Last week I posted about groundcovers for sun. This week is all about
groundcovers for shade. This all stemmed from my presentation to the Master
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DAY 2 OF WET AND WILD IN THE DESERT
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I am remembering some stretches of wet and cold days in Austin when David
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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – October 2022
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Drought? Heat? Bean beetles? Chipmunks? Oh, never mind all that. Everything
is forgiven and I am back in love with my garden right now. It’s all just
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Moving Mountains
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There are at least two meanings to this blog title, which will become clear
as this post progresses. For the astute few that still check in on our blog
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And I'm so glad you posted these pictures... this might be the closest I get to daffodils this year! We're going to go from winter into full on summer I think.
Spring is finally here in St Louis :-)
Spring has some real beauties lined up for you. Are any of them fragrant?
These are beautiful! Normally daffodils aren't my favorite spring flower but these are really nice!