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Dear Dee and Mary Ann and Gardening Friends Everywhere, I’m very late with my letter this week, having just returned from a few days in Chicago. I had hoped to post something Monday evening after getting there, but I could not get a good Internet connection in my hotel room. Oh well, such is life

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Dear Friends and Gardeners July 19, 2010

Postmark: Garden Bloggers’ Summer Camp, Buffalo, New York July 11, 2010 Dear Family, Hello to all from Garden Bloggers Summer Camp, also known as Buffa10. I am having a great time and can’t believe it is almost over. Whew! The activities just never seemed to stop! Yesterday was quite a day

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Postmark Garden Bloggers’ Summer Camp

Buffalo, New York. The quintessential snow storm city, forever pictured in the minds of out-of-towners as a place where snow is ever present.  Forget about all of that! Now it’s Buffalo, New York.  The quintessential gardening city, forever pictured in the minds of gardeners and other people as a place where gardens are everywhere

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Redefining Quintessential Buffalo

What’s that in the garden? Ultra Fur is a world of super cute and super friendly indoor and outdoor animal pals including cats, dogs, squirrels, and more! Watch…

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The Paper Sack : Ultra Fur

When a gardener flies on an airplance, leaving her garden just as the corn is tasseling, the tomato hornworms are threatening, and it is so hot that by mid-morning every plant wants to be the shade, there must be something very worthwhile to get to. When the gardener sees that the first plane in her journey is a turbo prop jet, she immediately gives herself the job of watching that propeller to

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When A Gardener Flies On An Airplane

Pardon the dust on the hydrangeas, but the “patio guys” cut a lot of pavers to create this work of art that I call “the new patio” and it kicked up quite a bit of dust. But now they are done and I have a new patio to enjoy. Remember the patio that was there before?

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Garden Design Update: Dust On The Hydrangeas By The New Patio

I went on a search for all the verses of “The Diehards”, a poem by Ruth Pitter published in 1941 in a book of her poems called “The Rude Potato”. I had read little snippets taken from the poem, which often show up when you search for quotes on gardening, including: “We go, in winter’s biting wind, On many a short-lived winter day, With aching back but willing mind To dig and double dig the clay

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In Search of "The Diehards"

One of the greatest rewards of owning a home is planting a bountiful garden and reaping the rewards. You have spent time daydreaming about the perfect garden and landscaping and now it’s time to get to work. Your first step is choosing …

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Quality Gardening Supplies – Home Gardening Tips – Living Home Garden

Organic vegetable gardening only made a come back in the 1980′s making an old practice new again when the US department of Agriculture encouraged farmers to do it by giving them incentives. This made more farmers join the bandwagon …

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More farmers are getting into organic vegetable gardening because it is cost effective and they are able to produce almost the same yield of crops. You to can do this at home but first, you have to understand the principles of organic …

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