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As the Garden Grows
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Gardening tips, resources and advice. Plant profiles posted regularly. Join the site to participate in a regular weekly meme Green Thumb Sunday.
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Rudbeckia bud about to bloom
Wordless Wednesday I love the way Rudbeckia (also known as Black eyed Susan) buds unfurl as they prepare to bloom. They look like some kind of alien creature about to be born don’t they?...
My Hydrangea can’t decide if it’s pink or blue
Join Last year I bought a Hydrangea plant for my garden. I think I bought it in August or September so it didn’t do anything last year except settle itself into it’s new home. I believe it’s an Endless Summer Hydrangea and it was d...
Helpful tips to avoid injuring yourself in the garden
Now that it’s July you’ve probably finished most of your major gardening work for the summer, unless of course you are in the process of doing some landscaping. However, it’s always a good idea to use proper body mechanics while in ...
Wasp collecting pollen
Wordless Wednesday I managed to capture a photo of a wasp collecting pollen from Butterfly Weed flowers the weekend before last when Chris and I visited the Brick Works. I grow butterfly weed in my garden but it’s not blooming yet. Guess min...
Water gardening tips and ideas
Perhaps you’ve been wanting to do something different with your backyard this year. Rather than just doing the standard garden, you would like to do something more unique. After giving it some thought, you have decided that water gardening migh...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 9.75 out of a possible 10 based on 12 comments.
lanne Said:
What a great gardening blog. Full of valuable info and beautiful pictures. A perfect 10.
Donna Ziegler Said:
Glad I happened across your site. I love flowers and gardening!
Great job. Your garden is beautiful!
DZ
PlantBuddy Said:
I've heard people who ask for their own hair after having a haircut. They then sprinkle it around their flowerbeds and vegetable patch to scare off critters. Dog fur should do the trick too. Let us know how well it works!
Jamie Boyle Said:
What a great gardening blog. Great pictures and posts on plants and flowers. A thumbs up from me for sure! Look forward to reading many more great posts and looking at your beautiful photos as well.

