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High Altitude Gardening
http://highaltitudegardening.blogspot.com
Growing an impossible garden at 7,000 feet. Find tips and tricks for growing perennials, veggies and trees in high mountain terrain. Planting advice, harvest recipes and the occasional ode to gardening plans gone wrong.
- Added on: Nov 24th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Home and Garden
- Tags: pumpkins potatoes tomatoes chantrelles cucumbers vegetable gardening
Recent Posts
Radiating Happiness
New bud on my indoor micro-mini roses. When fully opened, her flowers are about the size of a quarter.I'm blessed (and a little bit cursed) with a very sunny house. So sunny the furniture fades and it's hard to watch t.v. until the sun goes down.Kala...
Bell\'s 1 Up On Me
If you wonder why I only show parts of Bella it's because she's gigantic and I don't quite know how to photograph her ~ much less find her good side...I committed to NaBloPoMo (blogging every day during the month of November.) I thought this was as s...
Blue Skies and Good Lessons
I love the brilliant blue of our Wasatch Mountain skies.The pesky snow I whined about last week has all but melted away. Trees have donned their party dresses and we find ourselves lazily basking in the warmth of a second summer.Did you know that th...
NaBloPoMo and the Project Horse
If I knew what she was feeling, this would take no time at all.Took a quick jaunt over to visit OmegaMom yesterday. She's heading into the long dark of an Alaskan winter and I wondered how she was coping with that.In good spirits, despite the lack of...
Post Office Presents
I don't often visit the post office because there's never anything good in that P.O. box of mine. Just bills and an astonishing amount of junk mail. However! On this particular visit I found all sorts of goodies!A Toast!Live.Laugh.And, Loaf.First off...
Kindred Spirits
And the costume winner is... Kelly's horse!Bond.James Bond.A couple of tricks... a few too many treats... and Halloween's fun festivities are over for another year.Wish 10/31 could always land on a Saturday. That had everyone in the mood for a devili...
loved your flowering trees
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