miriam
loved your flowering trees
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.
Recent PostsAt the end of a dirt road, high in the Colorado Rockies, is a little place called the Gold Lake Resort.We descended upon this joint to help birthday girl, M, celebrate the big 5-0. That's just not possible, is it? That we're this old?Well, M is that ...
In Autumn, Purple Asters is the name of my game. They are happily blooming in every nook and cranny.What's so great about Asters? Well, if you're dreading the onslaught of winter, they're just about the latest 'Daisy' to bloom in the garden.They're g...
"All is perfectly still, as if Nature, after her exertions during Summer, were now at rest." - John Bradbury, 1817High in the mountains, we're quietly savoring our 'second summer.' Those warm, peaceful days that come right after Mother Nature has fro...
I grow Crabapple trees for the flowers. Birds love the fruit.I started blogging a couple years ago, at a time in my life when things were literally falling apart at the seams. Starting that blog I had 2 paths to take ~ I could bitch non-stop about re...
I expected to see little Moonbeam Coreopsis a month ago. Not sure what took her so long to get with the program.Yarrow should have finished flowering mid-August. Perhaps she and the Moonbeams are plotting a new growing season? (I know they're fast fr...
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loved your flowering trees
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