DON’T be too definite.
Where everything is cut
and dried, charm vanishes.
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Historical Garden Books – 70 in a series – The Cottage gardener v.1 (1849)
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Heartily, though briefly, will we thank you for the support you have bestowed upon us ; and for having thus enabled us to complete the First Volume of The Cottage Gardener so prosperously as to leave us without any anxiety but how to render its future pages still more useful. To effect this, no effort on our part shall be absent ; and if, to sustain this effort, we obtain your continued patronage, and that blessing without which the pen and the spade are plied in vain, we shall effectively pursue our course through years to come, rejoicing at our success in diffusing, among even the humblest cultivators of our native islands, sound Practice, guided by Science, and not untinted by Eehgion.
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Succulents are a plant-killers best friend, not just because they’re hardy, but they’re extremely versatile and all-around adorable. If these low-maintenance beauties are your newest obsession or you’re looking to just begin your collection, there’s an amazing nursery in Miami that you have to add to your to-visit list, Isaac Farms! From rows upon rows of beautiful succulents to creative creations, you’ll find just about everything cactus-related here.
The owners of Isaac Farms have been operating since 2001 when they first started off as landscapers. Since 2007, they’ve focused solely on succulents, and even travel the world in search of new and exotic species to bring home to Florida.
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An interesting link found among my daily reading
Our yellow hibiscus is flowering dramatically after all the rain of the last 2 weeks.
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Spent a little time out in the garden today. I thought we might need to do some watering, but our rains have soaked the soil quite well, so probably another day or two yet. Watered all the containers and filled the SIP (self-irrigating planters) reservoirs to hold them this week.
Found this guy on the garage wall.
According to my identifier app it is in the short-horned grasshopper family.
Trying to get out into the garden every day, but work and lack of motivation is keeping me from it. Need to work harder at that.
At the local nursery a few weeks ago.
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DON’T think you have
tasted the real joy of
gardening till you stand below
on the grass, working at your
wall rock garden — without
breaking your back!
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In the garden… The extensive rain of late has made the garden pop this Spring.
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