Sure, keeping rainwater on our properties is way better than having it wash away into storm sewers and eventually into our Great Lakes (picking up pollutants as it goes). At the same time, who doesn’t want to jump on the Grow Your Own bandwagon? But creating an edible rain garden? That had to be music…
As much as I loathe seeing Halloween candy already lining grocery store shelves, I love the flip-side to putting autumn in overdrive–finding cool weather plants that take over garden beds and containers with all the subtly of a Mac truck. Great big orange domes of neatly clipped chrysanthemums lining a front walkway. Constellations of purple…
Do not go where the path may lead, instead go where there is no path, and leave a trail -Ralph Waldo Emerson
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grasslandscapes created from seed
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A girl and her garden :)
Damp and in the middle of nowhere
The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies - Gertrude Jekyll
From suburban lawn to backyard homestead...with ducks. A journal by Lori Fontanes
