Day 109: What Else Is Blooming
Dwarf coreopsis, the flower with the name that sounds a lot like something that would be written on a little person’s autopsy report. Also opening up: Dianthus, rose, rose. [Project 365]
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Day 101/365: What’s Blooming
My grandmother potted this for me last year and called it a bleeding heart. But it looks just like a columbine bloom, only it’s clumpy and grows much taller than my purple columbines. And the internet returns something much different when I search for “bleeding heart.” So I’m going to call it a columbine, at the risk of inciting grandmotherly rage. What else is out there? Snapdragons, I forget what it’s called. Creeping…
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Day 77/365: First Tulip of 2011 (Friday Flower No. 1)
At long last, it’s time to get back to the Friday flower. Try to contain your excitement! [Project 365]
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First gardening defeat of the year
The squirrels have dug up and demolished all but one of my crocuses, apparently. Swell.
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Day 49/365: Look What Was Under Those Leaves
This is a transplant from saraclark’s Nashville garden that appears to have done quite well over the winter. Score! [Project 365]
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Spring fever
Here is a little gardening tip from me to you: If a man calls your cannas “daylilies,” do not take him up on his offer to “cut back your hydraniums.” I spent some time outside today in the warmth, removing old dead plant stalks from their resting places, making room for the new growth that will be popping out of the ground in just a few short weeks. I’m stupid excited to see the explosion…
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Day 6/365: Already?
Took the trash out this morning and noticed this little guy pushing his way up. He’s got several pals doing the same thing. I’m surprised to see them already. Surprised but excited. [Project 365]
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