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August Doldrums: Garden Bloggers Bloom Day August 2010

by Kathy Purdy on August 15, 2010

Compared to gardeners, I think it is generally agreed that others understand very little about anything of consequence.
Henry Mitchell

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day July 2010

by Kathy Purdy on July 20, 2010

Roses are at their best trailing down in graceful trusses. In fact, they are like supermodels--the goods just look better displayed on tall, thin, limbs.
Marylyn Abbott

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day June 2010

by Kathy Purdy on June 18, 2010

Intensive gardening, biodynamic bed-building, and every other gardening technique will seriously insult your imagination if you follow every step blindly. Every gardener should experiment and adapt.
Sandra Perrin
But here experience speaks: never be too far away from man or machine until the sweep of the last [Bobcat] blade, for those who have watched these men at work will know about the amazing interpretations of a plan that can occur.
Marylyn Abbott

Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day May 2009

by Kathy Purdy on May 16, 2009

Some might say a calendar is a simple construct that allows us to divide and conquer. But I prefer to think of each little numbered square as the reminder to bite off only what I can chew and savor.
Lorene Edwards Forkner

Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day April 2009

by Kathy Purdy on April 15, 2009

Working the soil brings me back to my own nature, as I now understand that tending a garden is the same as taking care of myself.
Laurie Lisle
Garden math has always seemed a bit like using MapQuest to find Nirvana.
Barbara Damrosch, April 13, 2006 Washington Post
April comes like an idiot, babbling and strewing flowers.
Edna St. Vincent Millay via http://twitter.com/PAllenSmith/statuses/11421830225

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day January 2009

by Kathy Purdy on January 15, 2009

There is very little in gardening that benefits from being done quickly, and weeding teaches the virtues of pace as well as any activity.
Thomas C. Cooper, Horticulture, July 1988

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day December 2008

by Kathy Purdy on December 15, 2008

Some might say a calendar is a simple construct that allows us to divide and conquer. But I prefer to think of each little numbered square as the reminder to bite off only what I can chew and savor.
Lorene Edwards Forkner

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day November 2008

by Kathy Purdy on November 24, 2008

One way to keep crows out of the corn patch is to plant rhubarb instead.
Sid Fleischman

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day October 2008

by Kathy Purdy on October 15, 2008

I had to remember that I was only the referee, the human being who weeded and pinched back and watched everything grow. If I was patient and paid close attention, perennials would let me know where they wanted to be.
Laurie Lisle

Garden Bloggers Bloom Day September 2008

by Kathy Purdy on September 15, 2008

But a garden is somewhat exalted above ordinary notions of correctness. A garden is more than a matter of the right fish fork, as it were.
Henry Mitchell

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