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Historical Garden Books – 131 in a series – The Gardener’s Monthly And Horticultural Advertiser (1859) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org We commence our Continue Reading
FIND YOUR THING WEEKEND 20-60% off everything May 28 – June 1 Use Code FINDYOURTHING Read more on this topic: New Design: Vintage Botanical Print “White Cape – Coast Lily” Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 130 in a series – California Garden, Vol. 1, No. 1, July-August 1909 (Reprint 1959) Gardening magazine about San Diego, Balboa Park, and California. Published by Continue Reading
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Click to view on Instagram I have always loved the alien-like flowers of acanthus. These same plants were used, many years ago, as the logo for my A Gardener’s Continue Reading
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@douglaswelch Propagating Our Roses ##roses ##propagation ##grow ##growing ##garden ##gardening ##nature ##outdoors ♬ Steven Universe – L.Dre Hello it’s Douglas with A Gardener’s Notebook. Well today I tried something I Continue Reading
Vintage Botanical Prints – 44 in a series – Trollius altaicus from Gartenflora; zeitschrift für garten- und blumenkunde (1857) (Garden flora; journal of horticulture and floristry) Click for larger image Continue Reading
Much like the Lego Architecture series, I am loving these Lego Botanicals and look forward to many more designs and sets. What a great way of bringing the garden indoor, Continue Reading
CNPS Garden Q&A with Lili Singer, Director of Special Projects and Adult Education at the Theodore Payne Foundation: What’s your advice for creating year-round color in my California native garden? The California Continue Reading