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Over Wintering Geranium Plants

Garden Decor and Home Accents | December 24th 2009 by wanda Reynolds

Well I don’t know about all you guys but here in the Niagara area we’ve had a couple of chilly nights and morning already, so my mind has turned to thoughts of over wintering my impatiens and geranium plants . For several years now IR read more

History of Nail Polish

Beautiful with Brains | December 21st 2009 by Giorgia

Nail polish is a lacquer used to paint nails to protect them and make them look more attractive. These days they come in liquid form packaged in cute bottles with brushes attached to the caps and are available in practically every color. But althoug read more

A sense of place

Writing to Survive | December 19th 2009 by Jennifer

My writing desk sits in our guest room. It is a lovely, large room, with viridian walls and a set of French doors that lead out to the deck. There is enough space for a queen-sized bed, three bookcases, my battered oak desk, and an antique armoire wi read more

The obvious solution

Garden Amateur | December 11th 2009

So, what's wrong in this photo? That's right, the right-hand pot is empty. The obvious solution is to plant something there. Now, I'm not much of a garden designer, but my hunch is another white-flowered plant would probably do the trick. It's the ob read more

Summer Window Boxes and a Bird Bottle

Princeton Home and Garden | December 8th 2009 by Jennifer E. Curtis

One of my first projects over the summer, soon after we moved in to this carriage house in Hopewell Boro, was to fill the windows with coleus, ferns, verbena and impatiens. I also put the bird bottle up for wrens. There is such a simple hap read more

Yellow flowered Impatiens mirabilis aff

Hort Log | December 5th 2009

This is one of the several caudiciform Impatiens I have right now - it may be Impatiens mirabilis or something closely related to it. The inflorescence is sequentially flowering and the caudex fist size and corky. I am not sure how large it can gro read more

Micro Micro Climates

Seven Oaks - Home & Garden Joy | December 4th 2009 by Jeanne Grunert

I did a double take this morning as I stepped off the porch with Shadow on her leash. It was around dawn, and a heavy frost blanketed the lawn. It's December 4th, right? Almost winter? Yet there, blooming next to the garage, were impatiens.I've loved read more

cute wedding favor idea.

Naturally Nina | December 4th 2009

...flowers in a can! these cute little things are from fred flare and here's how they work: you just pop the top, add sunshine and water, and then voila! your flowers grow. four types are available: dahlias, geraniums, impatiens or pansies. isn't th read more

Plants Display Sentience and Social Behavior

Articles on environment and ecology | December 1st 2009

Plants are sentient beings, capable of thought, communication and understanding kinship. Don’t believe me? Well, maybe some ongoing studies will convince you. Biologist Susan Dudley studied a group of Pale Jewelweed (Impatiens pallida) plants. Her read more

November Nasturtiums

Flower Therapy | November 30th 2009 by robin

Never before in my years of gardening in Independence MO have I had so many blooming plants in November! Normally by now the plants are all gone. I just cut down the Persian Shield last week, it had become tattered looking but was still standing! Thi read more

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