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Tag Archives: garden
what’s so bunny? (400th post)
remember this little (big) bunny? he or she has been busy… and speaking of being, um, productive… as i came to post this, i noticed this is my 400th post. kinda cool how time (and words) can fly. thanks for … Continue reading
Posted in green thumb, thinking out loud
Tagged 400, 400th blog post, big bunny, busy bunny, garden, little bunny
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final harvest
the temperature has been tickling the freezing point in the evenings. and i think my little garden has given me everything it’s going to give me this year. which has been quite a lot. the final harvest, gathered this morning. … Continue reading
deadheads…
no, this is not about fans of the grateful dead. but i know one such fan (ahem, you know who you are) who also “deadheads” her tulips. deadheading is pruning or removing the flower after it has wilted. this is … Continue reading
Posted in green thumb, tools, tips and techniques
Tagged anatomy of tulips, deadheading, garden, pruning, seed pod, tulips, yard
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little discoveries: new plants, old friends and a new visitor…
i can’t believe it is june already. we’ve spent a good portion of the spring outdoors. partly because my littlest one loves to be outside. after pleading for “cheewios,” the next request is usually “backyawd?” and also, we’re having some … Continue reading

Posted in green thumb
Tagged birds, cardinals, common flicker, garden, goldfinch, grackles, guide book, north american species, pine bush, strawberry plant, trillium
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