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In the garden…March 31, 2015: Gathering onion seeds Today I gather seeds from the green onions we let go in the container garden Music: “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Continue Reading
As the end of March approaches, so does our sponsorship by Monrovia Plants. Thanks to all who clicked through to check out the offerings on their web site and thanks Continue Reading
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Using the new Layout app from Instagram to combine some photos into a collage. California Poppies (Eschscholzia californica) are part of our Springtime bloom here in Southern California. Related posts: Continue Reading
Thanks to Monrovia for sponsoring this series of posts. The opinions stated here are my own. As I was looking for my new plants at the nursery and in the Monrovia online catalog, I Continue Reading
Planting our new blueberry bush Link: Monrovia Home and Garden Information Link: Shop Online at Shop.Monrovia.com Follow @MonroviaPlants on Twitter Music: “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) under Creative Commons License Continue Reading
Seaside Daisy, Beach Aster (Erigeron glaucus) via BeWaterWise.com A few months ago I was invited down the office of the Metropolitan Water District to meet a number of people involved in their BeWaterWise.com project Continue Reading
Our sweet potato cuttings go back into the ground to start growing as our summer heat arrives. Looking forward to another great harvest. Link: Monrovia Home and Garden Information Link: Shop Continue Reading
Thanks to Monrovia for sponsoring this series of posts. The opinions stated here are my own. As I was looking for my new plants at the nursery and in the Monrovia online catalog, I Continue Reading
A photo from my time I my garden “office” this morning made with Waterlogue app. Related posts: Garden History: Every garden deserves a lovely garden gate – Wellington Stanley Morse Continue Reading