Pretty bird after molting:
Ornamental grass plumes:
Sleeping garden:
Old nest:
Lone leaf, mirrored branches:
Lavender:
Still colorful perennial geranium leaves:
'Autumn Joy' sedum:
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I'm a Flatlander living in Vermont Zone 4, and growing things isn't always as easy as putting a seed in some dirt here. We have a pretty specific set of weeks in which certain things will germinate and/or grow. And lots of plants won't make it through our cold winter.
I write this online journal to help keep track of what and when I plant/snip/harvest, what worked, and what wilted. My own gardening tips and techniques are mostly self-sprouted, so I earnestly welcome comments and advice.
Check out my other blog about what grows inside my house, my community, and my overactive mind at http://www.greenmountainmom.blogspot.com/.
I write this online journal to help keep track of what and when I plant/snip/harvest, what worked, and what wilted. My own gardening tips and techniques are mostly self-sprouted, so I earnestly welcome comments and advice.
Check out my other blog about what grows inside my house, my community, and my overactive mind at http://www.greenmountainmom.blogspot.com/.
love the grass plumes! mine usually get cut down before they look that pretty.
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