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Entries from July 2003

The Willow Tree Comes Down

July 25th, 2003 by Rundy · 2 Comments 

This year seems to be a year for storms–from January snow storms that take down huge swaths of pine trees to summer thunderstorms which also take down trees. On the fourth of July there was a violent rainstorm that took out the power in our area for four hours. We weren’t at home then, but […]

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Weeding: 90% of Gardening

July 17th, 2003 by Talitha Purdy · 1 Comment 

Last Saturday, I was pleasantly surprised to find Teman up in the garden, weeding. Volunteer help is always appreciated (though I don’t know how big the hints are allowed to get before you can’t call it “volunteer” work anymore. For the sake of my good name, let’s just call it volunteer). Then I was unpleasantly […]

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The Ladies

July 17th, 2003 by Kathy Purdy · 5 Comments 

I’d like you to meet three special friends of mine:

Aimee

Bev

Rozella

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More Garden Passion

July 12th, 2003 by Rundy · 1 Comment 

–I planted the second half of my corn. I’m not feeling so distraught over the issue of whether the second half of my planting comes up.
–A greater calamity has befallen me. I was so brilliant as to mention earlier that I would go ballistic if a deer chomped down on my precious baby apple tree. […]

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Look, Ma, I’m in print: brief Garden Design mention

July 10th, 2003 by Kathy Purdy · 2 Comments 

I can’t believe I haven’t posted for two weeks. It’s the catch-22 of the blogging gardener: to garden, or to write about gardening. Though I can’t say I’ve done all that much gardening, either. Two birthdays, two family reunions, and a sick and cranky toddler were some of the distracting influences. Anyway, I just wanted […]

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Winners and Losers

July 9th, 2003 by rosemarie hanson · No Comments 

I have to say I have derived great satisfaction from my Anchusa “Dropmore” aka Italian alkanet. It is still blooming and is such a vibrant blue. I started it from seeds I purchased from Select seeds. Also, the Fenbow Nutmeg Clove just bloomed - fabulous color, wonderful scent.
Some of my delphiniums did flop over, but […]

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Reclaiming My Garden

July 9th, 2003 by Talitha Purdy · 1 Comment 

I finally got a chance to weed my greens bed (lettuce, spinach, herbs, etc.), which needed it desperately. Looking back over my work, it looks something like a massacre of innocents, with tons of weeds piled all over the place. Well, weeds are never completely innocent. What I mostly pulled out today was some […]

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